Intel 'can have expansion and cutbacks at the same time' - Murphy.
Voluntary unpaid time off has been offered to Intel staff in Leixlip as the company tries to cut costs by up to US$10 billion globally.
"There was an announcement that there was going to be a €10 million [sic] cut globally over the next three years - so we knew they were looking at cost-savings and efficiencies.'Largest private employers'"They employ people over a very wide catchment, and you can understand that because it's one the largest private employers.
"We have seen that repeatedly over the decades that they have been there; they're seen as a company that is there into the future.
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