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Chamber and committees

Question reference: S3W-37305

  • Asked by: Michael Matheson, MSP for Falkirk West, Scottish National Party
  • Date lodged: 5 November 2010
  • Current status: Answered by Adam Ingram on 18 November 2010

Question

To ask the Scottish Executive how many staff in each local authority are involved in providing care for older people.


Answer

 

Number

Whole Time Equivalent

Aberdeen City

520

153

Aberdeenshire

313

214

Angus

247

177

Argyll and Bute

298

228

Clackmannashire

85

57

Dumfries and Galloway

0

0

Dundee City

188

159

East Ayrshire

59

52

East Dunbartonshire

0

0

East Lothian

209

128

East Renfrewshire

83

68

Edinburgh, City of

562

442

Eilean Siar

228

162

Falkirk

229

192

Fife

479

419

Glasgow

655

552

Highland

495

395

Inverclyde

30

23

Midlothian

156

115

Moray

17

8

North Ayrshire

151

128

North Lanarkshire

285

230

Orkney Islands

260

206

Perth and Kinross

161

127

Renfrewshire

239

186

Scottish Borders

296

196

Shetland Islands

356

234

South Ayrshire

128

70

South Lanarkshire

499

409

Stirling

130

111

West Dunbartonshire

267

222

West Lothian

300

223

Scotland

7925

5885

Note: The figures provided are for staff who are specifically identified as working in services for older people and are employed by the local authority. There will be others who work with all client groups as part of their duties, including older people.

Source: Local Authority Social Work Services Staffing Census 2009.

The figures do not include staff who work in the private and voluntary sectors as they are not included in this census.