There are 155,172 results relating to "flexible workforce development fund"
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8 November 2001
S1O-04051
The Executive will be working closely with the newly created Scottish Social Services Council and other organisations in the coming months to develop our national and local strategies to address this issue.
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5 October 2001
S1W-18453
To ask the Scottish Executive how the development of aggregated broadband procurement for the public sector, as outlined in Connecting Scotland: our broadband future, will be affected by the Government Secure Internet and any related tendering process.
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4 October 2001
S1O-03896
To ask the Scottish Executive what consideration it will give in its review of the cities to the development of rural areas surrounding cities.
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20 September 2001
S1O-03789
The Scottish Executive set out our commitment to work with NHSScotland to reduce waiting times through increased investment and improved working practices and to ensure that this is a priority for local NHS boards.NHS Greater Glasgow is currently working to identify additional resources to develop further and improve Orthopaedic Services across the city.
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20 August 2001
S1W-17198
To ask the Scottish Executive whether Railtrack's proposals to develop the Waverley Station require any statutory consents or clearances within its areas of responsibility and, if so, whether any such consents and clearances have been granted.
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15 August 2001
S1W-17088
To ask the Scottish Executive what impact growing up in a smoking environment has on the physical and intellectual development of a child. There is evidence that children exposed to passive smoking are at increased risk of serious respiratory illness, asthma attacks, and middle ear disease.
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31 July 2001
S1W-16784
To ask the Scottish Executive whether the comparative strength of the pound is undermining the competitiveness of Scottish tourism and, if so, what role local economic development policies have in countering this.
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3 July 2001
S1W-16397
The Scottish Executive is presently working closely with the industry and enterprise network to address the economic development and skills issues which will enable the industry to compete for high-value-added work.
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28 June 2001
S1O-03633
Meanwhile, Argyll and the Islands Enterprise are continuing to pursue the development of an advance build call centre with the potential to create up to 200 jobs in the area.
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18 June 2001
S1W-15489
Civil servants may be posted to other countries for a variety of reasons; for example, inward investment or EU policy development. At present there are Scottish Executive civil servants in Belgium, USA and the Czech Republic.
