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2 November 2004
S2W-11214
We continue to work with the UK Government to reach the many people who, for a range of reasons find themselves unemployed.We have established the all age careers service offering a more comprehensive and informed careers service nationally whether for school leavers or people approaching retirement age.In Scotland, the Jobcentre Plus New Deal 50 Plus Progr...
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22 September 2004
S2W-10483
To ask the Scottish Executive how many new graduates from Scottish universities have not found employment in Scotland in their chosen fields; how this figure compares with previous years, and what specific proposals it has to ensure that Scottish graduates can secure employment in their chosen fields in Scotland.
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15 September 2004
S2W-10259
The recently published Framework for Economic Development in Scotland (FEDS) and the Background Analysis to FEDS set out in detail the Executive’s strategic approach and priorities for raising economic growth through increasing productivity and competitiveness.
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10 August 2004
S2W-09553
In particular, the Survey of permanent wound tracts in the carcases of culled wild deer in Scotland published by K Urquhart and I McKendrick (The Veterinary Record, 19 April 2003) identified that 14% of carcases had two or more bullet wounds and that in some cases the level was as high as 27%.
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25 June 2004
S2W-08386
A record of the costs incurredby Tourism, Culture and Sport Ministers for the period 1 July 1999 to 31 March 2004 on travelwithin Scotland and other parts of the United Kingdomcould only be obtained at disproportionate cost.
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26 May 2004
S2W-08428
Another hasbeen considering the potential impact of off-shoring work currently undertakenin Scotland to lower cost regions such as India.
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18 May 2004
S2W-08027
At the end of April 2004, there were approximately 850 patients in Scotland receiving treatment with beta interferon or glatiramer acetate.
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Date answered:
28 April 2004
S2W-07380
MEL(1999)67 was issued to theNHS in September 1999 and enclosed a Good Practice Guide on Access to Services Equalityfor disabled people in the NHS in Scotland as well as a training video producedby the Department of Health in England about the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearingpeople using NHS services.
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22 March 2004
S2W-06829
This arrangement is applied on relativelyfew occasions as the Scottish potato industry operates a voluntary ban on seedpotato movements into Scotland. Potato ring rot and brown rot have never been foundin any potato movements into Scotland, apart from in material tested in the UK PotatoQuarantine Unit.In the light of...
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18 March 2004
S2W-06741
Advertisements for theGraduate Fast Track Scheme appeared in the recruitment pages of:The Herald, The Scotsman, the Press & Journaland the Dundee Courieron 13 February; the Sunday Herald, Scotland on Sunday and the SundayTimes on 15 February; Metro on 17, 19 and 24 February; Works for Me, The Orcadian, Highland News Group and Johno’ Groats Journal on 19 February; The Northern Times, West Highland Free Press, Shetland Times and Orkney Today on 20February; The Southern Reporter on 4 March; and The Dumfries &Galloway Standard on 5 March.Four hundred postersadvertising the scheme were distributed to contact names and organisationsprovided by the Council for Racial Equality and to delegates who had attendedthe 10 February Glasgow conference on Informed Choices: Positive Opportunities.The scheme is alsoadvertised on the website of the Scottish Institute for Excellence in SocialWork Education, www.sieswe.org, the webpagesof the National Workforce Group for social work & social care staff in Scotland:www.scotland.gov.uk/acaringworkforceand on www.careinscotland.co.uk,the website of the Care in Scotland campaign.
