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Companies Data Private 26+ Employees (2017 Monitoring Returns) Company Name P Companies Data Private 26+ Employees (2017 monitoring returns) Company Name P. R.C. N.D. TOTAL [%P] [%RC] 1 OAK LEISURE IRELAND LTD 17 60 0 77 [22.1%] [77.9%] 3FIVETWO HEALTHCARE 42 44 15 101 [48.8%] [51.2%] 3M (UK) PLC 72 11 3 86 [86.7%] [13.3%] A G RETAIL CARDS LTD T/A CLINTONS 24 33 0 57 [42.1%] [57.9%] A ONE TYRES * - - - 43 - - AAH PHARMACEUTICALS LTD * - - - 53 - - ABACUS LEGAL RECRUITMENT LTD 22 35 17 74 [38.6%] [61.4%] ABBEY BOND LOVIS LTD 57 29 5 91 [66.3%] [33.7%] ABBEY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL # - - - 44 - - ABBEY INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 225 113 17 355 [66.6%] [33.4%] ABBEY SURE START 21 12 0 33 [63.6%] [36.4%] ABBEY UPHOLSTERERS LTD 28 63 0 91 [30.8%] [69.2%] ABBEYFIELD & WESLEY HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD 120 42 2 164 [74.1%] [25.9%] ABBEYFIELD BELFAST SOCIETY LTD 49 15 1 65 [76.6%] [23.4%] ABINGDON MANOR CARE CENTRE LTD 51 20 11 82 [71.8%] [28.2%] ABP LURGAN 27 205 55 287 [11.6%] [88.4%] ACCEPTABLE ENTERPRISES (LARNE) LTD 20 16 4 40 [55.6%] [44.4%] ACE BATES SKIP HIRE LTD 17 13 6 36 [56.7%] [43.3%] ACE FIXINGS * - - - 41 - - ACHESON & GLOVER LTD 209 150 13 372 [58.2%] [41.8%] ACTAVO (NI) LTD 77 100 24 201 [43.5%] [56.5%] ACTION CANCER 42 40 0 82 [51.2%] [48.8%] ACTION FOR CHILDREN NORTHERN IRELAND 73 98 55 226 [42.7%] [57.3%] ACTION MENTAL HEALTH 62 83 18 163 [42.8%] [57.2%] ACTION ON HEARING LOSS 40 30 4 74 [57.1%] [42.9%] ADAIR ARMS HOTEL 30 13 4 47 [69.8%] [30.2%] ADECCO GROUP (UK) & IRELAND BUSINESS ASSURANCE GROUP 25 28 10 63 [47.2%] [52.8%] ADELPHI PORTRUSH * - - - 29 - - ADMAN CIVIL PROJECTS LTD # - - - 68 - - ADMIRAL CARE SERVICES (NI) LTD 26 11 3 40 [70.3%] [29.7%] ADT FIRE AND SECURITY PLC 35 13 4 52 [72.9%] [27.1%] ADVANCE ENGINEERING GROUP LTD * - - - 34 - - ADVANCED CARE LTD 59 32 0 91 [64.8%] [35.2%] ADVICE (NI) LTD 12 37 2 51 [24.5%] [75.5%] AECOM INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT (UK) LTD 93 62 29 184 [60.0%] [40.0%] AECOM LTD 50 31 26 107 [61.7%] [38.3%] AELIA (UK) LTD * - - - 37 - - AES NORTHERN IRELAND 211 42 9 262 [83.4%] [16.6%] AFT (LIQUOR) STORES LTD # - - - 29 - - AGE (NI) 63 117 11 191 [35.0%] [65.0%] AGNEW AUTOEXCHANGE LTD 38 17 2 57 [69.1%] [30.9%] AGNEW CORPORATE 24 13 5 42 [64.9%] [35.1%] AGNEW ISAAC (MALLUSK) LTD 71 31 3 105 [69.6%] [30.4%] AGNEW ISAAC (MERCEDES BENZ) 125 47 11 183 [72.7%] [27.3%] AGNEW ISAAC AUDI 114 65 11 190 [63.7%] [36.3%] AGNEW ISAAC HOLDINGS LTD 25 12 5 42 [67.6%] [32.4%] AGNEW ISAAC LTD VOLKSWAGEN 61 32 5 98 [65.6%] [34.4%] AGRIHEALTH (NI) LTD 25 13 2 40 [65.8%] [34.2%] AGRO MERCHANTS LURGAN TRANSPORT LTD 184 209 187 580 [46.8%] [53.2%] AGRO MERCHANTS LURGAN WAREHOUSING LTD # - - - 27 - - AI SERVICES (NI) LTD 50 24 1 75 [67.6%] [32.4%] AIB GROUP (UK) PLC T/A FIRST TRUST BANK 346 398 55 799 [46.5%] [53.5%] AIR COOL ENGINEERING (NI) LTD 12 14 0 26 [46.2%] [53.8%] AIRPORTER LTD # - - - 39 - - AJ PLUMBING SUPPLIES LTD 63 38 1 102 [62.4%] [37.6%] AJ POWER LTD 62 25 8 95 [71.3%] [28.7%] ALEXANDER DE & SONS LTD 36 13 0 49 [73.5%] [26.5%] ALEXANDER WILLIAM & HENRY (CIVIL ENGINEERING) LTD 13 18 0 31 [41.9%] [58.1%] ALEXANDERS OF MARKETHILL 28 11 0 39 [71.8%] [28.2%] ALL IRELAND HOME CARE LTD * - - - 30 - - ALL METAL SERVICES LTD * - - - 26 - - ALLEN & OVERY SUPPORT SERVICES FUNCTION (SFF) BELFAST 191 195 89 475 [49.5%] [50.5%] ALLIANCE HEALTHCARE (DISTRIBUTION LTD) 61 17 15 93 [78.2%] [21.8%] ALLIANZ (NI) PLC 46 39 7 92 [54.1%] [45.9%] ALLIED BAKERIES IRELAND 240 69 18 327 [77.7%] [22.3%] ALLINGHAM EH (CONSTRUCTION) LTD # - - - 42 - - ALLINGHAM TRANSPORT LTD 30 27 3 60 [52.6%] [47.4%] ALLPIPE ENGINEERING LTD 12 88 0 100 [12.0%] [88.0%] ALLSTATE NORTHERN IRELAND 596 1160 401 2157 [33.9%] [66.1%] ALL-TEX RECYCLERS LTD 17 21 59 97 [44.7%] [55.3%] __________________________ALMAC CLINICAL SERVICES LTD 433 335 158 926 [56.4%] [43.6%] * = Less than 10 Roman Catholic employees # = Less than 10 Protestant employees */# = Less than 10 Protestant employees and less than 10 Roman Catholic employees Company Name P. R.C. N.D. TOTAL [%P] [%RC] ALMAC CLINICAL TECHNOLOGIES LTD 34 40 20 94 [45.9%] [54.1%] ALMAC DIAGNOSTICS LTD 51 43 40 134 [54.3%] [45.7%] ALMAC DISCOVERY LTD */# - - - 35 - - ALMAC GROUP LTD 170 93 64 327 [64.6%] [35.4%] ALMAC PHARMA SERVICES LTD 209 190 165 564 [52.4%] [47.6%] ALMAC SCIENCES LTD 110 82 139 331 [57.3%] [42.7%] ALPHA HOUSING (NI) LTD * - - - 65 - - ALPHA MARKETING (UK) * - - - 28 - - ALSKEA LIMITED # - - - 44 - - ALTMORE (NI) LTD T/A VALLEY HOTEL, THE 21 19 14 54 [52.5%] [47.5%] ALUMINIUM & PLASTICS SYSTEMS LTD * - - - 37 - - ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY 39 50 17 106 [43.8%] [56.2%] AMALGAMATED ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LTD T/A AES- * - - - 42 - - MARCONI AMAZON CO (UK) LTD * - - - 28 - - AMBASSADOR PRIVATE NURSING HOME # - - - 35 - - AMC RETAIL LTD 25 16 0 41 [61.0%] [39.0%] AMELIO UTILITIES LTD # - - - 29 - - AMEY SERVICES LTD 100 115 28 243 [46.5%] [53.5%] AM-NEXDAY * - - - 28 - - AMSTECOS T/A PARKSIDE PRIVATE NURSING HOME 18 11 2 31 [62.1%] [37.9%] AMT SYBEX (NI) LTD 42 31 17 90 [57.5%] [42.5%] ANACONDA EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL LTD # - - - 49 - - ANCHOR BAR COMPLEX 23 36 9 68 [39.0%] [61.0%] ANDENA RESIDENTIAL HOME LTD 25 15 0 40 [62.5%] [37.5%] ANDERSON DAVID (PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICES) LTD * - - - 26 - - ANDOR TECHNOLOGY LTD 99 105 48 252 [48.5%] [51.5%] ANDRAS HOUSE LTD 72 83 127 282 [46.5%] [53.5%] ANDREW INGREDIENTS LTD * - - - 30 - - ANDREWS GROUP LTD * - - - 36 - - ANFIELD TRANSPORT * - - - 28 - - ANGLO BEEF PROCESSORS NEWRY 16 215 60 291 [6.9%] [93.1%] ANNADALE PRIVATE NURSING HOME 20 12 12 44 [62.5%] [37.5%] ANNAGHMORE AGENCIES LTD 13 40 13 66 [24.5%] [75.5%] ANN'S HOME CARE LTD 153 178 29 360 [46.2%] [53.8%] ANTRIM CONSTRUCTION CO LTD * - - - 54 - - ANTRIM ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERS LTD 47 43 6 96 [52.2%] [47.8%] APERTURE DEBT SOLUTIONS LLP 68 65 18 151 [51.1%] [48.9%] APEX HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD 179 397 56 632 [31.1%] [68.9%] APPLE RECRUITMENT SERVICES 130 116 7 253 [52.8%] [47.2%] APPLE RETAIL (UK) LTD 19 22 19 60 [46.3%] [53.7%] APPLEGREEN PLC 144 116 22 282 [55.4%] [44.6%] APPLIED SYSTEMS EUROPE LTD 43 28 11 82 [60.6%] [39.4%] AQUILANT (NI) * - - - 30 - - AQUINAS DIOCESAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL 11 28 8 47 [28.2%] [71.8%] ARAMARK 353 246 239 838 [58.9%] [41.1%] ARC HEALTHY LIVING CENTRE LTD 13 49 1 63 [21.0%] [79.0%] ARCADIA GROUP LTD T/A DOROTHY PERKINS 37 86 2 125 [30.1%] [69.9%] ARCADIA GROUP LTD T/A EVANS * - - - 33 - - ARCADIA GROUP LTD T/A TOPSHOP RETAIL 117 174 7 298 [40.2%] [59.8%] ARCADIA GROUP LTD T/A WALLIS 48 45 0 93 [51.6%] [48.4%] ARCADIA T/A OUTFIT 18 34 1 53 [34.6%] [65.4%] ARDBOE COLDSTORE LTD # - - - 45 - - ARDMORE ADVERTISING 22 15 8 45 [59.5%] [40.5%] ARG LTD T/A GRAHAM ENGINEERING * - - - 39 - - ARGENTO CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY LTD 187 181 37 405 [50.8%] [49.2%] ARGOS LTD 241 252 178 671 [48.9%] [51.1%] ARJOHUNTLEIGH (IRELAND) LTD * - - - 60 - - ARK HOUSING ASSOCIATION (NI) LTD # - - - 39 - - ARLINGTON PRIVATE NURSING HOME * - - - 29 - - ARMAGH CARE SERVICES 56 25 1 82 [69.1%] [30.9%] ARMAGH CITY HOTEL 21 117 30 168 [15.2%] [84.8%] ARMATILE LTD # - - - 80 - - ARMSTRONG CARE SERVICES LTD * - - - 59 - - ARMSTRONG MEATS LTD * - - - 28 - - ARMSTRONG MEDICAL LTD 70 29 14 113 [70.7%] [29.3%] ARNOTTS (FRUIT) LTD * - - - 27 - - AROLCO IRELAND LTD 11 39 0 50 [22.0%] [78.0%] AROUND NOON SANDWICHES LTD 21 140 64 225 [13.0%] [87.0%] ARRIS GLOBAL LTD 36 15 4 55 [70.6%] [29.4%] __________________________ARUP 25 21 10 56 [54.3%] [45.7%] * = Less than 10 Roman Catholic employees # = Less than 10 Protestant employees */# = Less than 10 Protestant employees and less than 10 Roman Catholic employees Company Name P. R.C. N.D. TOTAL [%P] [%RC] ASCERT 17 20 6 43 [45.9%] [54.1%] ASDA STORES LTD 2143 1915 53 4111 [52.8%] [47.2%] ASHBROOK CARE HOME 16 89 5 110 [15.2%] [84.8%] ASHDALE ENGINEERING LTD * - - - 27 - - ASHDON CARE LTD T/A BEVERLY LODGE PRIVATE NURSING HOME 36 13 0 49 [73.5%] [26.5%] ASHERS BAKING CO LTD 69 18 14 101 [79.3%] [20.7%] ASHTON COMMUNITY TRUST 15 126 8 149 [10.6%] [89.4%] ASHTON RECRUITMENT LTD 102 80 40 222 [56.0%] [44.0%] ASHWOOD HOUSE NURSING HOME 22 20 10 52 [52.4%] [47.6%] ASIA SUPERMARKET # - - - 72 - - ASIDUA LTD 48 42 13 103 [53.3%] [46.7%] ASM (B) LTD 30 16 3 49 [65.2%] [34.8%] ASM (DEF) LTD # - - - 40 - - ASSA ABLOY LTD T/A ASSA ABLOY SECURITY DOORS 60 15 4 79 [80.0%] [20.0%] ASSET MANAGEMENT IRELAND LTD * - - - 52 - - ASSUMPTION GRAMMAR SCHOOL # - - - 28 - - ATC SYSTEMS LTD 27 19 5 51 [58.7%] [41.3%] ATKINS LTD 39 43 1 83 [47.6%] [52.4%] ATLAS COMMUNICATIONS (NI) LTD * - - - 30 - - ATLAS FIRE & SECURITY (NI) LTD 42 18 8 68 [70.0%] [30.0%] ATOS IT SERVICES (UK) LTD 46 60 11 117 [43.4%] [56.6%] AUGENTIUS (UK) LTD 50 59 10 119 [45.9%] [54.1%] AURION LTD # - - - 27 - - AURUM HOLDINGS LTD * - - - 41 - - AUTISM INITIATIVES 94 136 8 238 [40.9%] [59.1%] AUTOLINE INSURANCE GROUP 57 132 10 199 [30.2%] [69.8%] AUTOMATED INTELLIGENCE LTD 32 25 2 59 [56.1%] [43.9%] AVA BARS * - - - 30 - - AVENUE RECYCLING LTD 33 19 0 52 [63.5%] [36.5%] AVEVA SOLUTIONS LTD # - - - 47 - - AVIVA EMPLOYMENT SERVICES * - - - 33 - - AVOCA HANDWEAVERS (NI) LTD 11 46 2 59 [19.3%] [80.7%] AVONDALE FOODS (CRAIGAVON) LTD 100 208 121 429 [32.5%] [67.5%] AVX LTD 221 78 15 314 [73.9%] [26.1%] AXA INSURANCE LTD 161 364 26 551 [30.7%] [69.3%] AXIOM GLOBAL LTD 54 69 24 147 [43.9%] [56.1%] AXIS SECURITY SERVICES * - - - 32 - - AXON POWER & CONTROL LTD # - - - 33 - - AXON SOLUTIONS LTD 103 163 55 321 [38.7%] [61.3%] AYAT SUBS LTD # - - - 33 - - AZAFRAN LTD * - - - 71 - - B & M RETAIL LTD 407 481 87 975 [45.8%] [54.2%] B & Q PLC 282 204 50 536 [58.0%] [42.0%] B & T INNS LTD # - - - 44 - - B FAST PARCELS LTD # - - - 33 - - BA KITCHEN COMPONENTS LTD 20 58 0 78 [25.6%]
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