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The following amendments were not moved: 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 77, 79, 17, 91, 92, 25, 26, 28, 107, 108 and 109. 6. Decision Time: There were no decisions to be taken at Decision Time on the items noted above.
The Apt Public Social Partnership – of which CIPD is a member - supported the recruitment and retention of disabled workers, tackling Scotland's stubbornly high disability employment gap. 26. The Scottish Business Pledge has been regularly hailed as pushing fair work into organisations.
The Scottish Government does recognise that the 2017 Act only applies to abuse which occurred after 26 September 1964 and those survivors from Fornethy House Residential School who experienced abuse before 1964 remain affected by the law on prescription which prevents survivors from perusing civil claims for that abuse.
Colleges Scotland, as the membership body, represents all 26 colleges in Scotland, which deliver both further education and around 24% of the provision of all higher education in Scotland.
Duilleach an t-Samhraidh, tuil an Dàmhair, na cuithean ’s an àrdghaoth Earraich i; dùrd na coille, bùirich eas, ùire an t-sneachda ’s an fhaloisg i. ...
This raises a question for the Scottish Government regarding its approach to alignment after (and presuming) the conclusion of the new UK-EU agreements, in particular in policy areas not covered by the any new UK-wide dynamic regulatory alignment obligations. • The domestic implementation of any new UK-wide agreement(s) with the EU also raises questions regarding arrangements for scrutiny.
The first cohort of counsellors was due to be in-place by the end of that academic year (Summer 2020).6Mental Health and Social Care Directorate, the Scottish Government . (2019, November 26). Mental health strategy 2017-2027: second progress report.
I thank Clare Haughey for bringing that important investment to the chamber’s attention. It is a good news story; it is very good news for the Cambuslang area in particular, as well as for the country and the drinks sector as a whole.