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Health Boards already provide a range of confidential services and initiatives to support all staff. These include employeeassistanceprogrammes, occupational health and counselling services, and pastoral support.
Committee reports
Date published:
28 September 2022
Bill Scott from the Poverty and Inequality Commission argued that while the Scottish Government is unable to set the real living wage for all employees, there were actions the Scottish Government couldtake in relation to addressing barriers to employment:
I can say only that the Scottish Government’s inability to set the real living wage for all employees prevents that wage from being applied to every sector of employment.
The Bureau noted that a minute of the discussions which took place during the Stage 3 of the Gender Recognition Reform Bill would also be produced. Business Programme 2. The Bureau considered a revised programme of business for the week commencing 9 January and a programme of ...
Continuing roll-out of the Scottish Government’s social security programme
For now, larger benefits are still being delivered by DWP through agency agreements in keeping with the Scottish Government’s approach of safe and secure transfer.
To ask the Scottish Government what progress is being made towards meeting its Programme for Government 2021-22 commitment to increase the number of employee-owned businesses to 500 by 2030, and what funding is being provided to increase this number.
Currently have 142 apprentices across the group, growing to 175 in August 2024. Employee engagement surveys suggested that employees felt valued, safe, and supported. 4.
Signs are displayed on cemetery gates advising of the headstone inspection programme with contact details for anyone with concerns or requiring assistance.
Committee reports
Date published:
13 November 2020
No repayments will be due during the first 12 months
A Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme that will see HMRC pay 80% of “furloughed” workers’ wages, up to a £2,500 per month, currently for up to 4 months starting from 1 March 2020, but it may be extended if necessary and employers can use this scheme anytime during this period
The Job Support Scheme expanded to support businesses across the UK required to close their premises due to COVID-19 restrictions; the UK Government will pay two thirds of employees...
For instance, in McNeill the court opined that if a breach of the obligation of mutual trust and confidence by the employee had permitted the employer to withhold its obligation of mutual trust and confidence (which the court had found it was not able to do, such an obligation not being a substantive obligation) this would have permitted the employer to behave in a manner that wholly disregarded the employee’s interests.