Kildare Dealz Staff To Get Two Extra Days Off Over The Festive Season.

Wednesday, 15 September 2021 15:18

Its in recognition of their service since the beginning of the pandemic.

Kildare Dealz staff will be getting two extra days off over the festive season.

The firm, which has outlets in Athy, Naas and Newbridge, it will close its stores on St Stephen's Day and New Years Day in order to give staff a break.

It announced the news to its 18-thousand staff in Ireland and the UK today.

The retailer says it wants to recognise the service given by colleagues in particular during the last 18 months, and give them a chance to spend extra time with their families.

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