AA plans to expand its Dublin operations

Economy is improving. Job opportunities are automatically increasing due to that and millions of people who lost their job are slowly getting their own job back or are able to take advantage of the new job opportunities in the market. AA similarly wants to employ new people for their Dublin headquarters.

They are currently in hunt for people specializing in I.T and financial fields. They plan to employ a decent number of 40 people in both the departments. This will greatly help the people in Ireland with 40 new openings in a reputed organization like AA.

The new job opportunity rises from the increasing demand of AA insurance and the increase in the demand of AA's recovery services with their highly popular road rescue service. The road rescue service is being used more often than any other time is also because consumers are still using their old cars. These cars obviously due to increased mechanical age are giving trouble on the road and that's when AA comes for the rescue. Apart from improving their current operations AA also plans to expand its already huge insurance operations and is also looking for greater web presence and so the need for I.T and financial specialist. In Ireland alone, AA has over 600,000 customers and now plans to expand further.

The policy Director, AA, Mr. Conor Faughnan says the company is expecting many queries for their road service and wants to give the best service to all AA consumers with more and more manpower possible. As more manpower will automatically mean more work and more service to the consumers. Apart from more service, it would simply mean quick service to the consumers considering the adequate and dedicated staff which AA will employ to take care of their numerous and valuable clients all over the country.

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