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Unemployment in Scotland fell by 5,000 and stands at 162,000 in the period October to December 2015.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Unemployment in Scotland fell by 26,000 in the period April to June 2016, and now stands at 143,000, according to data released today.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Unemployment in Scotland rose by 8,000 in the period January to March 2016, and now stands at 169,000.
Unemployment in Scotland fell by 15,000 in the period December 2016 to February 2017, and now stands at 123,000, according to ONS data
GAD is supporting clients as they navigate the complexities which have followed the McCloud judgment which ruled some public sector pension reforms were discriminatory.
More than half of those furloughed since May returned to work by mid-August according to data published by the Office for National Statistics.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Scottish Secretary responds to the latest Labour Market Statistics for Scotland
Some families face generations of being disadvantaged, a new report shows.
Welsh lamb, Conwy mussels and Anglesey sea salt are among 15 iconic Welsh products that could be protected in Japan for first time as part of the UK-Japan trade deal.
The Commission held its first ‘evidence session’ with expert witnesses to understand differing views and perceptions frequently highlighted in public debate.
A fund of up to £40 million that will create jobs in nature recovery and conservation opens today.
Ponteland Flood Alleviation Scheme is the first project to get off the ground out of the 22 flood defence projects to benefit from a government funding boost.
In a recorded message, Amanda Solloway spoke about the promoting a culture of wellbeing for researchers and improving the way we evaluate research.
His Excellency the Governor, Nigel Dakin, chaired the 33rd meeting of Cabinet on Wednesday 26 August and Friday 28 August by video conference.
Scottish salmon, beef and lamb are among 14 iconic Scottish products that could be protected in Japan for first time as part of the UK-Japan trade deal. Scotch whisky will also continue to benefit.
The Minister for Employment urges world leaders to make inclusion central to repairing national economies, warning Covid-19 risks eroding progress made on gender and youth employment targets.
People arriving in England from these destinations from 4am Saturday 12 September 2020 will need to self-isolate for 2 weeks.
Latest figures show that 82.7% of people who tested positive and were transferred to the contact-tracing system were reached and asked to provide information about their contacts.
His Excellency the Governor, Nigel Dakin, chaired the 32nd meeting of the Cabinet on Thursday 20 August and Friday 21 August by videoconference.
Speaking to Universities UK members Gavin Williamson told vice-chancellors about his aims for achieving excellence in higher education.
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