Numbers signing on down to 10.5%

There has been a mixed response to the latest live register figures which show the numbers signing on is down to 10.5%.

Wed, 04 Feb, 2015 - 16:24

There has been a mixed response to the latest live register figures which show the numbers signing on is down to 10.5%.

Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton has welcomed the new figures, highlighting the fact that 141,000 people left the live register to take up work during 2014.

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