Moving roles to the North West and Yorkshire will utilise the UK's 'vast talent pool', the government said.
More than 11,000 civil servant jobs have been moved out of London to sites in the North West and Yorkshire, the government has announced.
Most of the roles - including anti-exploitation and counter-fraud - have been filled by local people, it said.The new building on First Street is expected to open in 2025. Yorkshire and Humber has also benefited with about 1,800 more roles now based in Leeds and Sheffield.
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