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r=11265&c=2049782We consider that the measures put in place at section 3 - 7 are necessary in encouraging the ONS to reclassify RSLs as private bodies for the purposes of the national accounts. We welcome the measures taken to ensure that tenants interests are protected by maintaining the requirements for tenant consultation.
Post Title Number of PeopleCare and Support Worker 22Care Coordinator 3Community Therapy Assistant 6Home Care Organiser 12Occupational Therapist 5Other Social Care Role 2Senior Care and Support Worker 3Social Care Assistant 34Social Care Worker 62Social Worker 3Support Worker 5 Grand Total 157To promote transparency and accountability, please note it is t...
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Date published:
18 December 2017
Remuneration for solicitors must take account of the requirements of the changing landscape and providing the effective professional service that the public expects and demands.
The employment level in Scotland increased by 44,000 over the year, with most of this accounted for by an increase in male employment
The UK saw an overall increase in employment of 372,000 over the year, mainly due to 254,000 women finding work.
Many victims pursue civil action for acknowledgement of their abuse, to have their abuser held to account, and for the psychological benefits associated with accessing justice ... those claiming often tell us that the amount of financial award given is of lesser importance than the acknowledgement of the crime and its impact on them.
I know that we are not talking about megabucks, but I want it on the record that I hope that that will be taken into account. I can tell members that it causes massive irritation among doctors.
However, we must recognise that there is still work to be done to assess the long-term benefits of carbon sequestration more precisely, particularly those that might be possible from restorative management.There will soon be an opportunity to improve the carbon accounting methodology. I assure Jamie McGrigor that we have an eye to that.
In the forthcoming local plans in Aberdeenshire, we are seeing things the right way round: Laurencekirk, which has a new station, is now seen as a centre for growth in the next 10 years or thereabouts.Those two examples show how guidance or structure plans 10 years or so ago perhaps did not take full account of the opportunities, but they are doing so now.
The financial memorandum includes not the amount of money that we will continue to spend on FETA but a calculation of the new bridge's whole-life costs over 60 years, which takes into account the savings in maintenance of the existing bridge, because of the lower traffic loadings on it.