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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Rona Mackay*, Bill Kidd*, Alex Cole-Hamilton*, Clare Haughey* *S5M-08553 Ruth Maguire: March of the Mummies That the Parliament notes the March of — the Mummies events that took place in cities across the UK, including in Glasgow, this Halloween; understands that hundreds of women dressed as bandaged-wrapped mummies marched for the rights of working mothers and, in particular, to highlight the urgent need to address discrimination against women returning to work after maternity leave; acknowledges that, according to a 2015 report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission, around one-in-nine new mothers are forced out of their jobs; further notes that the March of the Mummies was organised by Pregnant Then Screwed, a campaign group that provides a platform for women to anonymously share their stories of pregnancy or maternity discrimination as well as offering free legal support; believes that, as well as breaking the law, in discriminating against mothers, companies are failing to recruit and retain the best talent; acknowledges, given that demand for flexible jobs massively outstrips supply, the huge potential for growing the flexible jobs market across Scotland, which would help women returning to work after maternity leave, as well as many other types of people seeking flexible work; believes that expanding flexible working practices has an important role to play in creating greater gender equality and driving inclusive growth, and wishes all those who marched for the rights of working mothers every success going forward.
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14 February 2023
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S6W-02634 Maurice Golden: To ask the Scottish Government how many enquiries (a) it and (b) local authorities have received since March 2020 regarding a lack of provision of free personal care for under-65s.
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14 February 2023
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*S6M-06927 Siobhian Brown: Prestwick Airport's Third Year in Profit —That the Parliament congratulates Prestwick Airport on recording a profit for third year running; applauds the £1.2 million profit for the year until March 2022; understands that total turnover for TS Prestwick Holdco LTD during the financial year 2021-22 was nearly double the previous year at £35 million; considers that the airport is a vital part of the Ayrshire economy, and the wider Scottish economy, by contributing £61.6 million annually and by supporting more than 4,500 jobs at the airport and the surrounding aerospace cluster; understands that passengers numbers in the year to March 2022 were at 118,000, and are expected to rise in the current financial year, cargo volumes rose by 36% to 18,000 tonnes and fuelling was up 89% at 36 million litres; thanks management and staff for their hard work, and wishes the airport every success for the future.
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14 February 2023
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Government initiated questions lodged on 19 December 2022 S6W-13366 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government what progress has been made in developing health and social care workforce demand projections, in line with the National Workforce Strategy published in March 2022. Written questions lodged on 19 December 2022 S6W-13150 Miles Briggs: To ask the Sc...
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20 December 2022
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Government initiated questions lodged on 19 December 2022 S6W-13366 Emma Harper: To ask the Scottish Government what progress has been made in developing health and social care workforce demand projections, in line with the National Workforce Strategy published in March 2022. Written questions lodged on 19 December 2022 S6W-13150 Miles Briggs: To ask the Sc...
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29 November 2022
Cab Sec HSC response to Tackling Health Inequalities report
By the end of including those already living in poverty and March 2023, we will have invested almost £3 billion in a range of measures for those with a disability.
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24 November 2022
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*S6M-06927 Siobhian Brown: Prestwick Airport's Third Year in Profit —That the Parliament congratulates Prestwick Airport on recording a profit for third year running; applauds the £1.2 million profit for the year until March 2022; understands that total turnover for TS Prestwick Holdco LTD during the financial year 2021-22 was nearly double the previous year at £35 million; considers that the airport is a vital part of the Ayrshire economy, and the wider Scottish economy, by contributing £61.6 million annually and by supporting more than 4,500 jobs at the airport and the surrounding aerospace cluster; understands that passengers numbers in the year to March 2022 were at 118,000, and are expected to rise in the current financial year, cargo volumes rose by 36% to 18,000 tonnes and fuelling was up 89% at 36 million litres; thanks management and staff for their hard work, and wishes the airport every success for the future.
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8 September 2021
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S6W-02634 Maurice Golden: To ask the Scottish Government how many enquiries (a) it and (b) local authorities have received since March 2020 regarding a lack of provision of free personal care for under-65s.
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28 October 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 28 October 2021
They have been resolved now but should have been resolved far sooner, because people have been struggling with rail strikes since March. The First Minister accepted that there will be disruption and inconvenience for people in Glasgow.
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2 October 2025
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The Scottish Government consulted on a statutory scheme for the law of contractual 8 retention in March 2025. The Scottish Government intends to introduce provisions on the law of retention by way of amendment.
