Govt fails to complete measures in Action Plan for Jobs

The Government has missed delivery on its 'Action Plan for Jobs' for the third quarter in a row.

Wed, 17 Oct, 2012 - 10:18

The Government has missed delivery on its 'Action Plan for Jobs' for the third quarter in a row.

An 87% completion rate in the last three months follows on from 96% and 94% rates in the first two quarters, though all measures promised in the first six months have now been delivered in full.

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