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DTI considers 450 job losses
16:00 06 Feb 2004
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The Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) has revealed that up
to 650 staff could be relocated out of London and into the regions,
and 450 staff made redundant, as part of a review that is taking
place.
A DTI spokeswoman told CJ: "As part of a review into the DTI, there are proposals to move 650 people out of London and the South East and into the regions. The review is also looking at the possibility of letting up to 450 jobs go."
Asked if these plans would affect the construction directorate, she said: "No decisions have been made as to which departments will be affected - it is still early days. So far the proposals are non-specific."
A DTI spokeswoman told CJ: "As part of a review into the DTI, there are proposals to move 650 people out of London and the South East and into the regions. The review is also looking at the possibility of letting up to 450 jobs go."
Asked if these plans would affect the construction directorate, she said: "No decisions have been made as to which departments will be affected - it is still early days. So far the proposals are non-specific."
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