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20 December 2023
Visit to Airdrie Note of discussion 28 November 2022
They offer 18 months support to help people get into work and a further 12 months in work support.
Last updated:
19 October 2022
Lobbying Register Annual Report 2022
New and inactive organisations The tables on the following pages show that from 13 June 2021 – 12 June 2022: • 82 new organisations were registered • 20 organisations were made inactive A total of 113 organisations had been made ‘inactive’ by 12 June 2022.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
17 July 2019
Labour market update: July 2019 - Economic inactivity by age
,Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity by age group (not seasonally adjusted) and Regional labour market: Estimates of economic inactivity by age
SPICe briefings
Date published:
12 June 2019
Labour market update: June 2019 - Economic inactivity by age
,Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity by age group (not seasonally adjusted) and Regional labour market: Estimates of economic inactivity by age
SPICe briefings
Date published:
23 January 2019
Labour market update: January 2019 - Economic inactivity by age
,Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity by age group (not seasonally adjusted) and Regional labour market: Estimates of economic inactivity by age
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 November 2024
Finance and Public Administration Committee 26 November 2024
If 40-odd per cent of Scottish young people go to university and their working life is reduced from, say, 45 years to 44 years, that is included in the economic inactivity rates when, in fact, one could argue that those university students are training for economic activity.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
15 September 2020
Labour market update: September 2020
UK labour market: September 2020 and Labour market in the regions of the UK: September 2020
Data
Table 1: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates by nation and region of the UKUnemployment (16+)Employment (16-64)Inactivity (16-64)United Kingdom4.176.520.2England4.177.019.6North East5.274.621.4North West 3.576.121.0Yorkshire and The Humber4.074.822.0East Midlands4.477.019.4West Midlands4.475.221.3East3.778.218.6London5.077.018.9South East3.579.617.4South West3.877.819.0Wales3.174.722.9Scotland4.674.322.0Northern Ireland 2.971.526.3UK labour market: September 2020 Table 2: Overall unemployment, employment and inactivity rate - May to July 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.64.64.0Employment (16-64)74.374.374.9Inactivity (16-64)2222.121.9Labour market in the regions of the UK: September 2020 Table 3: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for women - May to July 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.24.53.5Employment (16-64)71.671.571.7Inactivity (16-64)25.225.125.6Labour market in the regions of the UK: September 2020 Table 4: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for men - May to July 2020MenCurrent quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)5.14.64.3Employment (16-64)77.277.278.3Inactivity (16-64)18.61918Labour market in the regions of the UK: September 2020 Table 5: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for women - May to July 202016 - 2425 - 3435 - 4950 - 64Unemployment14.54.82.63.2Employment54.080.385.071.8Inactivity36.815.712.725.8Labour market in the regions of the UK: September 2020
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2021
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 30 November 2021
During the summer, people are more active and get out and about more. In winter, when it is slippy, dark and cold, is that a barrier to people getting out, and do activity levels drop?
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 April 2017
Labour Market Update: April 2017 - Scotland and UK comparison
The economic inactivity rate in Scotland is the highest it has been since 2010 (Mar-May 2010 23.6%).
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 June 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 08 June 2023
Community Sport To ask the Scottish Government what value it places on resourcing community sport as part of efforts to eradicate health inequalities. (S6O-02352) Physical inactivity is identified by the World Health Organization as one of the four main modifiable behaviours that increase the risk of non-communicable disease, which is why our aim is that Scotland meets the WHO global target of a 15 per cent relative reduction in physical inactivity among adults by 2030.
