Britain is set to cut nearly 10,000 jobs from its Ministry of Justice as part of a fresh round of budget cuts to battle the tough economic
climate, The Times newspaper said on Tuesday.
The report said the government planned to make 900 million pounds ($1.58 billion) of savings at the department, which was created just 18 months ago. The job losses represent around a tenth of the division's workforce.
The Ministry of Justice could not immediately be reached for comment.
Source: EconomicTimes
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