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'I'm sorry': business owner in voluntary administration confirms job losses
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The owner of a Border engineering firm in voluntary administration says he is sorry for the stress caused to employees, clients and creditors.
VK Logic managing director Justin Van Klaveren confirmed to The Border Mail that all 31 employees had lost their jobs effective Monday, August 10.
"My main priority and focus was that I'm sorry to everyone that's been caught up and my main worry is with obviously my team and their families," he said.
Border engineering firm 'bravely' enters administration, job losses looming
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A Border engineering company has entered administration with job losses expected in what neighbouring businesses say is a shock.
VK Logic entered voluntary administration on Monday, August 10, with SMB Advisory principal Justin Howlett appointed as the administrator.
Described as specialty contractors, VK Logic provides electrical and mechanical engineering services and is based in Metry Street, North Albury.
Mr Howlett said his office had begun assessing VK Logic's situation including the completion of projects that were already under way and potential job losses.
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