The developer of the new Clerys Quarter in Dublin is being asked to fulfill a promise to prioritise former workers for jobs,
The Department Store is set to reopen in the next few months.
It was agreed in 2017, that the former employees at the department store would be first in line for new positions.
A number of poliiticans have written to the new owner asking for a commitment that this will happen.
In a letter to CEO of Core Capital Ltd, Derek McGrath, sent by Senator Marie Sherlock, they asked for former workers to be prioritised.
''We note with disappointment the failure to appoint a liaison officer dedicated to seeing the honouring of this deal earlier in this process but would hope that this can now be rectified to the benefit of all involved.
As local representatives we would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you on this issue where you can brief us on your progress to date on establishing a beneficial relationship between the local community and your company aimed at fulfilling the commitments of the Clerys deal.
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It continues...
''We believe that the development of the Clerys Quarter should not only be a good news story in relation to the commercial development of the O’Connell Street area but also result in social benefits to the surrounding communities and wider public in Dublin.''
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