Reports are emerging of the first Government Department likely to lose jobs in the cuts. Rumours are that some Department for Business operations could lose 25% staff. Although claims that 25% of all staff in the 3,000 strong Department might go have been denied. The redundancy scheme which starts next week will be voluntary.
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