Bid to boost manufacturing jobs

A new group has been given six months to come up with a plan for creating 20,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector.

Bid to boost manufacturing jobs
Tue, 10 Jul, 2012 - 11:41

A new group has been given six months to come up with a plan for creating 20,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector.

Jobs Minister Richard Bruton, who appointed the forum, said the extra posts could make up a fifth of the 100,000 the Government hopes to create by 2016 under its Action Plan for Jobs.

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