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Date published:
15 October 2021
COVID-19 and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans (LGBT+) Life in Scotland - Home, support and care
Home, support and care
A prominent theme was that of LGBT+ people either returning home to live with their families, or an increase in the time spent at home compared to pre COVID-19. The return to, or increased time in, unsupportive or even unsafe homes has been acknowledged as a concern, especially for LGBT+ youth, and younger participants frequently exp...
Date published:
12 May 2021
Key Issues for Session 6: COVID, Climate and Constitution - What’s the issue?
Condition of older homes in ScotlandSource: the Scottish House Condition Survey 2019Seventy one per cent of pre-1919 homes (many of which are tenements) had any disrepair to ‘critical elements,’ compared to 31% of post-1982 buildings.
Date published:
2 February 2021
Issue 19: EU-UK future relationship negotiations - Scottish Government analysis
Scottish Government analysis
On 30 December 2020, the Scottish Government published an "outcomes analysis" of the EU-UK future relationship agreement. This document compares the Trade and Cooperation Agreement to the UK's membership of the EU in the following areas:
Economy overall
Trade in goods
Trade in services
Fisheries
EU programmes
Law Enforcement an...
Date published:
13 October 2020
Liability for NHS Charges (Treatment of Industrial Disease) (Scotland) Bill - Financial impact on NHS
Other respondents raised concerns about the amount of money that would be recovered under the legislation compared to the cost of administering the scheme (Forum of Scottish Claims Managers and Zurich Insurance plc).
Date published:
19 August 2019
Wild Salmon - Implications for management
This is suggested to be a predator avoidance strategy, and may suggest salmon smolts are better able to avoid predators in this environment compared to in rivers1Lothian, A.J., Newton, M., Barry, J., Walters, M., Millar, R.C., & Adams, C.E. (2017).
Date published:
4 February 2019
The gender pay gap: facts and figures - 2018 - What is the pay gap for part-time pay?
Women are more likely to be in part time employment than men, with 41% of women working part-time compared with 11% of men. Women account for 78% of Scottish part-time employment
Women in Scotland have the 3rd highest part-time pay of the nations and regions of the UKFigure 8: Median part-time gender pay gap by nation and region of the UK - 2018Earnings and...
Date published:
14 December 2018
Scottish Budget 2019-20 - Revenue financed investment
Projects funded via the Non-Profit Distributing (NPD) model are now deemed to be public sector projects and require upfront budget cover to be provided from the capital budget over the construction period of the asset. This compares with the budget treatment for private sector projects, where the costs are treated as revenue costs and are spread over the pe...
Date published:
7 December 2018
Pro-Poor or Pro-Rich? The social impact of local government budgets, 2016-17 to 2018-19 - Methodology
Retrieved from <a href="https://digitalpublications.parliament.scot/ResearchBriefings/Report/2017/12/5/The-social-impact-of-the-2017-18-local-government-budget#" target="_blank">https://digitalpublications.parliament.scot/ResearchBriefings/Report/2017/12/5/The-social-impact-of-the-2017-18-local-government-budget#</a> [accessed 15 December 2017], this includes an explanation of the mapping of savings to service areas, and a worked example of how this would be collated from information contained within budget documents
This process meant that each local authority's savings plans could be classified according to the Pro-Rich/Pro-Poor categories. The savings were then compared...
Date published:
7 December 2018
Pro-Poor or Pro-Rich? The social impact of local government budgets, 2016-17 to 2018-19 - Local authority savings as a share of expenditure 2018-19
Local authority savings as a share of expenditure 2018-19
In this section, the two previous sets of data are combined to show how the levels of savings compare to levels of expenditure. The Scotland-wide results are shown in Figure 11 below.
Date published:
14 November 2018
Labour market update: November 2018 - Unemployment
The Scottish employment level and rate are the lowest since comparable records began in 1992.
This is now the ninth consecutive quarter where the unemployment rate in Scotland has been below 5.0%, and the third consecutive quarter where the rate has fallen.
