Intel says it has yet to decide which of its multiple plants worldwide will be affected by 12,000 job cuts.
The American chipmaker – one of Ireland's largest employers – has announced a restructuring programme aimed at making it less dependent on the personal computing market.
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There are currently around 200 people employed at the company's facility in Shannon and some 5000 nationwide.
In a statement Intel Ireland says it can't provide site specific information as of yet – but that the global job losses are expected to come in the form of voluntary and involuntary departures between now and mid 2017.
