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Tag: manifesto 2016

Local Government Manifesto Public Works

Local Government for a fairer Scotland

29 April 2016 Danny Phillips

Scotland’s councils deliver the services upon which we all rely. From childcare to care for our elderly and vulnerable, keeping

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New economic report concludes Scotland needs ‘urgent exit from austerity’, says UNISON

28 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

Scotland needs ‘urgent exit from austerity’ is the conclusion of a new report commissioned by UNISON, Scotland’s largest trade union.

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Manifesto Public Works Reports

The Impact of Austerity on Scotland: damage done and routes to recovery

28 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

UNISON Scotland has commissioned this report from leading economist Professor John Maclaren in order to offer analysis of the impact

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Public Works

Questions for election candidates: Public Private Partnerships

27 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

Public Private Partnerships have been used by every Scottish Government since devolution to finance public services. Debt on this expensive

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Questions for election candidates: Council cuts

27 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

This year’s Scottish Government budget allocation to councils has been cut by £500 million in real terms (£349 million in

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Manifesto News Public Works Reports

Public services and a sustainable Scotland Minifesto 2016

18 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges we face in Scotland and globally. We have world leading climate change

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Public Works

Questions for election candidates: Health inequalities

14 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

Average male life expectancy in Scotland’s least deprived areas is 11 years higher than in the most deprived areas. The

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Public Works

Questions for election candidates: Early years

14 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

There is a welcome consensus on expanding early years provision. However, there is less clarity on providing the resources, together

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Questions for election candidates: Balanced police workforce

14 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

2000 police civilian staff jobs have been cut with many of them replaced by non-specialist police officers at twice the

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Questions for election candidates: Anti Trade Union Bill

14 April 2016 UNISON Scotland

The Anti Trade Union Bill is a crude attempt to weaken trade unions and undermine workers’ rights. It runs contrary

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