Dr Edward Jones, from Bangor Business School, added: “We seem to be getting the headache of Brexit here in that we could see parts of the island becoming a car park for the trucks, but we don’t seem to be getting any of the benefits of those customs jobs. They seem to be going elsewhere.”
Kari Rodgers, Primark retail director for the UK, said: "The changes we're proposing will deliver a simplified and more consistent management structure across all of our stores, provide more opportunities for career progression and offer greater flexibility.
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Under the Trump administration, the US imposed a 25% duty on foreign steel and 15% tax on foreign aluminium, setting off a firestorm of criticism - especially from allies, including the UK, who imposed tariffs on some US goods, such as whiskey, in retaliation.
