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Ardagh Group is a global leader in packaging solutions. Our vision is to be the preferred packaging partner to the world's leading brands.
Wrexham plant - Totally unprofessional managers
What a shambles of a workplace. There are a few staff who have been there for 20 years or more and they are the last of the staff who care about their work but they get put down at all costs.
The younger generation don't give a dam about anything other than there big pay packet.
I would not advise anyone to work at this plant as it will slowly but surely wear you down
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