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Official Report Meeting date: 4 May 2006

Justice 1 Committee, 04 May 2006

The final people whom I want to mention are four other employees, or ex-employees, of the SCRO who have been involved in the case—although not as directly as the four fingerprint officers—and whose views are worth hearing.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 11 November 2003

S2W-03427

To ask the Scottish Executive what assistance Scottish Water will give to employees who leave the organisation over the next year.
Official Report Meeting date: 9 May 2006

Audit Committee, 09 May 2006

Nothing seems to be said about performance assessment of your assistant principals or directors. Your structure chart is obviously linked to HMIE, so the programme is considered every three years.
Official Report Meeting date: 27 October 1999

Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Committee, 27 Oct 1999

Not only do voluntary sector organisations have a lot of employees and volunteers, but by assisting individuals to become more employable, they benefit the local economy.
Official Report Meeting date: 23 February 2011

Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee 23 February 2011

Yesterday morning, I spoke at a seminar that was organised by the Tapestry Partnership in which a professor of education at Harvard University spoke warmly about what Scotland is achieving with curriculum for excellence and how it is showing the way.We can look elsewhere to understand how we can improve further. The recent programme for international studen...
Official Report Meeting date: 9 February 2011

Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee 09 February 2011

There is a recognition that we need to begin to benchmark in those skills and look outwith Scotland at international standards. The programme for international student assessment—PISA—is the obvious example about which Graham Donaldson talks regularly.
Official Report Meeting date: 20 January 2011

Meeting of the Parliament 20 January 2011

The question is, that motion S3M-7737, in the name of Robin Harper, on opportunities for young people, as amended, be agreed to.Motion, as amended, agreed to,Accordingly, the Parliament resolved—That the Parliament commends the work of Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus in founding, in 1976, the Grameen Bank, which provides microfinance for people living in poverty in Bangladesh; recognises that, since its beginnings in Bangladesh, there are now Grameen-type programmes...
Official Report Meeting date: 15 April 2010

Meeting of the Parliament 15 April 2010

The final question is, that motion S3M-6143, in the name of Fiona Hyslop, as amended, on an action plan for Gaelic, as amended, be agreed to.Motion, as amended, agreed to,That the Parliament recognises that Gaelic is more than a language and, as such, it strengthens and enriches many aspects of Scotland’s social, cultural and economic life; also recognises that the current condition of Gaelic needs urgent attention; welcomes the programme...
Official Report Meeting date: 16 December 2009

Public Audit Committee, 16 Dec 2009

I can only surmise that it was to give stability, because there was a programme of work to be completed and we wanted to have certainty and stability so that we could build up a relationship with the supplier.
Official Report Meeting date: 21 May 2009

Plenary, 21 May 2009

Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament is concerned that 34,000 extra Scots were out of a job in the last year and that many live under the threat of redundancy; recognises that government support for business and individuals is vital in the current climate; calls on the Scottish Government to examine the ProAct scheme developed by the Welsh Assembly Government, which supports businesses on short-time working, to establish whether or not a scheme would benefit Scotland's economic recovery; further recognises the seriousness of the economic situation in Scotland; believes that the Scottish Government should bring forward a new and revised economic recovery programme...

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