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31 October 2024
PreBudget Scrutiny 21025 2026 letter from Minister for Higher and Further Education and Minister fo
Flexible Workforce Development Fund and long-term planning The Committee shares the concerns regarding the negative impact of the removal of the Flexible Workforce Development Fund and invites the Scottish Government to respond to 3 calls from colleges and the business sector and from the SFC, to reinstate this fund in the forthcoming budget.
Last updated:
13 June 2023
Informal engagement notes from meeting with senior figures from Developing the Young Workforce
Informal engagement notes from meeting with senior figures from Developing the Young Workforce.
Last updated:
31 October 2022
Informal engagement with senior figures from Developing the Young Workforce
Informal engagement with senior figures from Developing the Young Workforce.
Last updated:
6 May 2022
SocialCareAGSfollowupMar22
He referred to a workforce development fund, covering the social care sector.
Last updated:
20 April 2022
Social CareAGS_followup_info_Mar22
He referred to a workforce development fund, covering the social care sector.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 March 2025
Economy and Fair Work Committee 26 March 2025
We know that demand among employers for apprentices is higher than the number of apprentices that we can fund through the Skills Development Scotland funding for modern apprenticeships.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 March 2025
Exploring Employability Funding Allocation in Scotland - Section 2.1: Perceptions of Funding Structure's Efficiency and Flexibility
Section 2.1: Perceptions of Funding Structure's Efficiency and Flexibility
Survey respondents identified systemic inefficiencies and limited flexibility in the funding framework.
Last updated:
27 June 2025
COSLAs Consultative Draft to Respond to Scotlands Housing ChallengesOpps
Additionally, COSLA will be continuing discussions with Scottish Government Housing officials on the consultative draft and other external partners at future meetings, given they will help inform COSLA’s finalised manifesto. 1 ANNEX 1 – COSLA’s Consultative Draft to Respond to Scotland’s Housing Challenges/Opportunities 1. Funding and Financial Models • Scottish Government must make a long-term commitment to provide grant funding that truly reflects increasing costs and provides multi-year funding certainty. • There should be a review of the housing finance model, considering international models and what options could be explored. • Continue to seek write-off of historic HRA debt to help provide further capacity for new supply. • Reform Funding Formulae: Review the SHIF (Strategic Housing Investment Framework) and amend as required to ensure this effectively supports affordable housing. • Stable Investment Environment: Work with the UK government to establish a pro-investment focus for social housing through revised fiscal rules and public accounting practices. • Blended Subsidy Models: Use blended subsidy approaches, combining different funding sources and mechanisms to support affordable housing development. • Funding Balance: Develop a clearer rationale for the balance of funding for new social housing between current tenants (through rents) and taxpayers. • A review of the way in which funding allocations are calculated to take into account local circumstances. • National resource should be provided with sufficient flexibility and should not be directive in a way that prohibits local delivery. 2.
Last updated:
4 July 2022
20220621_CYPBillFM_ScotChildmindingAssoc
The main findings may make stark and uncomfortable reading – • the childminding workforce had declined by 26% (1457 childminders) in the last 5 years (2016-21) • continuing slow progress in including childminders in delivering funded ELC – • only 4% of childminders were delivering funded ELC to eligible two year- olds (no change since 2019).
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 September 2023
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 19 September 2023
As things stand, we do not have funding to support the development of workforce areas through our normal revenue funding.
