Wilker Auto Conversions has been forced into a three-week shutdown.
The government is being urged to intervene in the temporary lay-off workers in Offaly.
Wilker Auto Conversions, which manufactures ambulances, says it's been forced into a three-week shutdown due to delays in UK imports - with up to 100 staff in Clara out of work as a result.
Local Fianna Fáil TD Barry Cowen is asking for the relevant departments to liaise with the company to secure a smooth Brexit transition.
Junior Minister for Trade, Robert Troy says Revenue and Enterprise Ireland are engaging with the Wilker:
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