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PQ 95

92 Deputy Mary Wallace asked the Minister for Finance the savings, in view of public service reforms, that have been achieved by the public service recruitment moratorium; if the 3% expected savings has been achieved; if the continuing moratorium is expected to provide the same level of savings over the next 12 months; his views on the suggestion from some civil servants that a 40 hour week, confining lunch hour from 1- 2 and providing all staff with the same 20 day holiday entitlement might be preferable to job losses and greater than necessary pay cuts; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45067/09]

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92 Deputy Mary Wallace asked the Minister for Finance the savings, in view of public service reforms, that have been achieved by the public service recruitment moratorium; if the 3% expected savings has been achieved; if the continuing moratorium is expected to provide the same level of savings over the next 12 months; his views on the suggestion from some civil servants that a 40 hour week, confining lunch hour from 1- 2 and providing all staff with the same 20 day holiday entitlement might be preferable to job losses and greater than necessary pay cuts; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [45067/09]

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