The new centre’s building will apparently be developed by the Welsh Government, who will invest £1.5m in the construction of the new premises. Construction would begin this autumn, subject to planning, with a completion date in summer 2014. The finished facility will then be leased to the company.

 

Control Techniques is upgrading its product line and the new space will be occupied by engineering teams dedicated to product design, up to 40 new positions being considered.

 

Enrique Miñarro Viseras, president of Control Techniques, said: "I am delighted to announce that Control Techniques plans to expand its Newtown operations – potentially creating up to 40 new jobs in the process. Newtown remains a vital part of our global operation and is a cost-effective and attractive location for our HQ."

 

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Furthermore, the system also offers a series of additional features employers would certainly find handy, such as Weekly Clock Card, Payroll Summary, Absence Summary, Fire Roll Call or Shift Swapping.

 

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