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Written Answers — Public Sector Staff: Public Sector Staff (30 Sep 2010): Brian Lenihan Jnr: ..." and the "public service" numbers as collated by my Department. The outcome of these contacts is a clearer understanding that the two systems are not comparable. In effect, we are dealing with "apples and oranges". The major differences are: Â§ The QNHS is a sample survey and as such the numbers reported in the QNHS can be subject to variance and in particular this can affect the trends...

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