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14 July 2023
Scrutinising Social Justice report response
As a Government we are unapologetic about supporting those in greatest need and, as Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, my aim is for people to live fulfilling, happy and healthy lives in a society which supports them to do so.
Last updated:
16 March 2023
Summary of survey responses
Energy costs and fuel poverty also came up again and again, especially from people living in the Highlands and islands areas.
Last updated:
28 October 2022
Minutes of meeting held on 21 February 2022
Many report that their quality of life is “worse than death” living with severe pain, loss of independence and resulting mental problems Reference: https://online.boneandjoint.org.uk/doi/full/10.1302/0301-620X.101B8.BJJ-2019-0116.
Last updated:
10 June 2022
Minutes of CPG Lung Health meeting 28 January 2022
. • Joseph Carter reminded attendees that the meeting was being live-streamed on Facebook and that subtitles may not correctly identify what people are saying. • EH introduced the speakers and submitted apologies from Mark Ruskell MSP.
Last updated:
9 May 2024
Additional written evidence from DFN Project SEARCH
DFN Project SEARCH is a Transition to work programme that is committed to transforming the lives of young people with autism and learning difficulties.
Last updated:
8 February 2024
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• Single person households are at greater risk of living in non-adequate housing than other households.
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11 March 2025
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*S6M-16750.3 Liz Smith: Supporting Households with Cost of Living Pressures and Rising Energy Bills—As an amendment to motion S6M-16750 in the name of Shirley-Anne Somerville (Supporting Households with Cost of Living Pressures and Rising Energy Bills), leave out from “welcomes” to end and insert “notes the ongoing concerns amongst the Scottish business community about the effects of the widening tax differential between Scotland and the rest of the UK; further notes the failure of both the UK Government and the Scottish Government to prioritise policies that will deliver sustained economic growth, investment in infrastructure and more efficient public services, and calls on the Scottish Government to take a balanced approach to net zero, which includes supporting Scotland’s oil and gas industry and ending policies that worsen cost of living pressures.”
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2 April 2024
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S6M-03788: Katy Clark: Apprentices’ Wages - That the Parliament notes with concern the findings of the most recent Scottish Apprenticeship Pay Survey, published in 2020, which found that the median hourly wage for apprentices at levels 2 and 3 was £7.67; understands that the official guidance from Skills Development Scotland is that all employers should pay at least the real Living Wage of £9.90 an hour, as set by the Living Wage Foundation, to all workers, including apprentices; further understands that apprentices aged under 19, or in the first year of their apprenticeship, will be paid a minimum rate of £4.81 an hour from April 2022, which is nearly half the minimum rate of £9.50 an hour that is to be paid to all workers and apprentices aged 23 and over; notes the calls for the UK Government’s minimum apprentice rate to be abolished and all apprentices to be paid at least the same real Living Wage rate of £9.90 an hour regardless of age; further notes the view that all apprentices in the public sector in Scotland, including in the West Scotland region, should be paid the real Living Wage rate, and notes the calls for the Scottish Government to make paying the real Living Wage to all workers and apprentices a binding condition for employers who seek modern apprenticeship funding support from Skills Development Scotland.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 25 January 2023
Many employers in Scotland now pay the living wage, meaning that people earn enough to cover the cost of living.
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 May 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 04 May 2023
Of course, the minimum wage, which was set by Westminster, is well below the living wage that would help people to meet the cost of living.
