Crucial question: When will the jobs be created?

WHEN will the jobs be created?

Crucial question: When will the jobs be created?
Thu, 23 Feb, 2012 - 00:00
Paul O’Brien

For anybody out of work, that will be the crucial question arising from the announcement on state asset sales. Unfortunately, there is no clear answer.

The Government is aiming for about €3bn of sales, and has secured the agreement of the troika to use €1bn of that sum for job-creation programmes.

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