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A Londonderry call centre looks set to be closed with the loss of 50 jobs.A Londonderry call centre looks set to be closed with the loss of 50 jobs.
Staff at Anderson Manning have been warned that the office in Rosemount is likely to close following the sale of the firm to a venture capital company.Staff at Anderson Manning have been warned that the office in Rosemount is likely to close following the sale of the firm to a venture capital company.
In a statement, Anderson Manning would only confirm it has been sold, and that redundancies could not be ruled out.In a statement, Anderson Manning would only confirm it has been sold, and that redundancies could not be ruled out.
But the BBC has seen a letter from the company warning the new owners - Forest Leaf Properties - are likely to close the entire operation in Derry.But the BBC has seen a letter from the company warning the new owners - Forest Leaf Properties - are likely to close the entire operation in Derry.
The letter also warns that jobs could go in Bangor.The letter also warns that jobs could go in Bangor.
The MP for Foyle, the SDLP's Mark Durkan, said the new owners needed to be in direct contact with the workers and "talk to them straight and clearly".
He said there had been "a lot of frustration and resentment that people haven't been told things over the past number of weeks".
Anderson Manning was Northern Ireland's first independent call centre. It employs about 150 people in Bangor and 50 in Derry.Anderson Manning was Northern Ireland's first independent call centre. It employs about 150 people in Bangor and 50 in Derry.
But its fortunes took a turn for the worse recently, when its largest client went to the wall, owing Anderson Manning more than £500,000.But its fortunes took a turn for the worse recently, when its largest client went to the wall, owing Anderson Manning more than £500,000.