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13/01/2014
McCrean Meets With Mivan Chief Executive
South Antrim DUP Member of Parliament Dr William McCrea has met with Mivan Chief Executive, Dr Ivan McCabrey, following the announcement that the company is to go into administration.
Commenting on the news by the Antrim based engineering company, Dr McCrea stated: "Obviously I share the disappointment of all concerned following today's announcement and my thoughts are with the directors and the workforce at this difficult time. As we enter into a new year this is not the type of news that one would wish to hear for the Antrim area and I welcome the efforts that continue to be made by the company on behalf of their employees.
"It is essential that as much information, guidance and support is delivered to the workforce to help them through the days and weeks ahead, and it is a sad reality of the current, harsh economic climate that a company of such world renown as Mivan has been forced into this difficult situation."
(CD/JP)
Commenting on the news by the Antrim based engineering company, Dr McCrea stated: "Obviously I share the disappointment of all concerned following today's announcement and my thoughts are with the directors and the workforce at this difficult time. As we enter into a new year this is not the type of news that one would wish to hear for the Antrim area and I welcome the efforts that continue to be made by the company on behalf of their employees.
"It is essential that as much information, guidance and support is delivered to the workforce to help them through the days and weeks ahead, and it is a sad reality of the current, harsh economic climate that a company of such world renown as Mivan has been forced into this difficult situation."
(CD/JP)
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