Decentralisation on course to relocate 11,000 staff

Decentralised offices won’t be built outside Dublin unless the civil servants are ready to move into them, it was claimed today.

Decentralised offices won’t be built outside Dublin unless the civil servants are ready to move into them, it was claimed today.

The Decentralisation Implementation Board (DIB) told the Finance and Public Service Committee that it was on course to have 4,000 staff relocated by the end of 2008 and 7,000 by the end of 2009.

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