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More than 300 jobs will be created in Bangor by a firm which provides computer services for the NHS. | More than 300 jobs will be created in Bangor by a firm which provides computer services for the NHS. |
McKesson UK will look to expand its offices in the Gwynedd town, according to Economy Minister and Deputy First Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones. | McKesson UK will look to expand its offices in the Gwynedd town, according to Economy Minister and Deputy First Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones. |
The company is responsible for delivering and implementing the project to provide the NHS with a single integrated payroll system. | |
The new jobs will be created over the course of three years. | The new jobs will be created over the course of three years. |
McKesson UK's investment has been supported with grant aid from the assembly government and a number of skilled staff will be required to work in the operations centre. | McKesson UK's investment has been supported with grant aid from the assembly government and a number of skilled staff will be required to work in the operations centre. |
The company led the consortium of suppliers to develop and implement the NHS Electronic Staff Record (ESR) project that began its pilot phase in 2004. | The company led the consortium of suppliers to develop and implement the NHS Electronic Staff Record (ESR) project that began its pilot phase in 2004. |
It's great news that McKesson has chosen to expand in Bangor as I know other locations were also being considered for this major project Economy Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones | It's great news that McKesson has chosen to expand in Bangor as I know other locations were also being considered for this major project Economy Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones |
More than 1.2m workers in England and Wales are paid through the system, which has replaced 28 existing payroll systems, 67 HR systems and 1702 in-house NHS trust-specific systems. | |
McKesson's Bangor office on Parc Menai will manage the day-to-day running of the ESR system on behalf of NHS trusts which opt to outsource their HR and payroll activity. | McKesson's Bangor office on Parc Menai will manage the day-to-day running of the ESR system on behalf of NHS trusts which opt to outsource their HR and payroll activity. |
Its Bangor office, which is owned by the assembly government, has the capacity to accommodate up to 120 employees. | Its Bangor office, which is owned by the assembly government, has the capacity to accommodate up to 120 employees. |
Discussions will take place regarding the procurement of additional offices to accommodate the planned expansion. | Discussions will take place regarding the procurement of additional offices to accommodate the planned expansion. |
Mr Jones described the move as an extremely important investment that would create a range of new jobs. | Mr Jones described the move as an extremely important investment that would create a range of new jobs. |
'Core element' | 'Core element' |
"It is excellent news for Wales and north Wales in particular as such a large number of jobs will provide a very significant boost for the local economy," he said. | "It is excellent news for Wales and north Wales in particular as such a large number of jobs will provide a very significant boost for the local economy," he said. |
"It's great news that McKesson has chosen to expand in Bangor as I know other locations were also being considered for this major project." | "It's great news that McKesson has chosen to expand in Bangor as I know other locations were also being considered for this major project." |
Charmaine McDonald, McKesson UK's managing director, said: "Like the NHS, McKesson's greatest asset is its people and the thought that we can add more talented people to our team in Bangor is incredibly encouraging as I consider this business unit a core element of our future success in the UK." | Charmaine McDonald, McKesson UK's managing director, said: "Like the NHS, McKesson's greatest asset is its people and the thought that we can add more talented people to our team in Bangor is incredibly encouraging as I consider this business unit a core element of our future success in the UK." |
The firm, which has headquarters in the United States, employs 30,000 people across the world and has revenues in excess of £50bn. | The firm, which has headquarters in the United States, employs 30,000 people across the world and has revenues in excess of £50bn. |
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