Extract from Scottish Parliament Question Time: Education and Skills - Jun 19
Thursday, 20 June 2019 07:54
Trade Unions (Skills Training and Lifelong Learning) 1. Tom Arthur
(Renfrewshire South) (SNP): I remind members that I am a
member of the Musicians’ Union and a co-chair of the collective
learning partnership group in the Parliament. To ask the Scottish
Government how it supports trade unions to deliver skills training
and lifelong learning. (S5O-03405) The Minister for Business, Fair
Work and Skills (Jamie Hepburn): ...Request free trial
Trade Unions (Skills Training and Lifelong Learning)
1. (Renfrewshire South)
(SNP):
I remind members that I am a member
of the Musicians’ Union and a co-chair of the collective
learning partnership group in the Parliament.
To ask the Scottish Government how
it supports trade unions to deliver skills training and
lifelong learning. (S5O-03405)
The Minister for Business, Fair Work and Skills (Jamie
Hepburn):
Trade unions play a key role in
supporting the learning needs of workers. That is why, in
2019-20, we are maintaining funding of £2.262 million to
Scottish union learning to support workforce development and
£100,000 for its programme on fair work: leadership and
equalities. Scottish union learning is also using £85,000,
which is being provided over 2017 to 2019 from Scotland’s
allocation of the national cyber security programme fund, to
build the cyber-resilience capacity of unions.
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