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PQ 78

169 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Taoiseach the percentage of staff working in the public sector, including in the civil services, that he deems to fall into the category of front-line staff, administrative, management, elected representative and any other relevant categories; and the way the pay budget is allocated across these categories in percentage and real terms as a proportion of the Department expenditure on salaries. [28792/12]

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12 June 2012

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12 June 2012 · Departmental Staff

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written

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Murphy, Eoghan.

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Budget

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12 June 2012

Budget

Summary

169 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Taoiseach the percentage of staff working in the public sector, including in the civil services, that he deems to fall into the category of front-line staff, administrative, management, elected representative and any other relevant categories; and the way the pay budget is allocated across these categories in percentage and real terms as a proportion of the Department expenditure on salaries. [28792/12]

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  1. 12 June 2012

    Departmental Staff

    169 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Taoiseach the percentage of staff working in the public sector, including in the civil services, that he deems to fall into the category of front-line staff, administrative, management, elected representative and any other relevant categories; and the way the pay budget is allocated across these categories in percentage and real terms as a proportion of the Department expenditure on salaries. [28792/12]

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