Howlin job-creation plans need approval, EC warns

The European Commission has refused to confirm whether it has changed its position on the sale of State assets to allow a portion of money raised to go towards job creation.

The European Commission has refused to confirm whether it has changed its position on the sale of State assets to allow a portion of money raised to go towards job creation.

Minister for Public Expenditure Brendan Howlin had earlier stated that around €2bn of the proceeds of the sale of State assets are to be used for job creation.

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