Around 1,800 Jobs To Be Axed From Aviva's Global Workforce Over Next 3 Years
The insurance giant employs 1,580 people here
Around 1-thousand 800 jobs are being axed from Aviva's global workforce over the next three years.
The insurance giant employs 1-thousand 580 people here and says it is "too early to comment on the impact on Aviva Ireland."
Aviva says it wants to reduce costs by 338 million euro a year.
The company is planning to keep redundancies to a minimum, and says some of the job losses will come from natural staff turnover.
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