Almost 700 workers have lost their jobs after Bradford-based Safestyle UK went into administration.
Nearly 700 workers have lost their jobs after the collapse of windows and doors company Safestyle UK.
Safestyle employs around 750 workers at branches across the country as well as at its factory in Wombwell, near Barnsley.Workers gathered outside the factory to be told the news.In a statement Interpath said: "Regrettably, with trading ceasing upon the appointment of the joint administrators, the majority of staff have been made redundant.
"This will be particularly devastating for the company’s employees, as well as the many self-employed contractors who worked on behalf of the company.
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