Irish Water 'ordered to reduce staff numbers'

Irish Water is reportedly being ordered to slash costs and reduce staff numbers.

Sat, 22 Nov, 2014 - 08:48

Irish Water is reportedly being ordered to slash costs and reduce staff numbers.

According to the Irish Independent, the new board of Irish Water's parent company Ervia will be told to come up with a plan to reduce costs by €85m by 2020.

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