Enva is looking to hire for a wide range of positions.
People facing potential job losses at a cheese manufacturing plant in Laois could be set to benefit from new employment opportunities in the county.
Portlaoise-based Waste management company Enva is holding a recruitment programme for new jobs Laois, including drivers, project managers, engineers and customer service.
It follows the potential loss of over 100 jobs, after Leprino Cheese announced it was set to close its factory in the J17 Business Park next year.
Erin Hooban, Head of HR for Enva in Portlaoise says the application process is straight forward:
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