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Work readiness of HE/FE leavers |
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Latest research |
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The future of Scotland’s labour market
 Planning for the future is never easy but past trends and events can suggest what might be up ahead. Futureskills Scotland’s Labour Market Projections report uses trends from the past 20 years to present a picture of how the labour market is expected to change between 2007 and 2017, highlighting likely areas of growth and decline in industries and occupations.
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Shaping policy on skills
Skills are important. But how much do skills matter and where do they matter most? The Centre for Enterprise (CFE) produced Skills in Context 1.01 to stimulate a conversation around public policy in the area of skills, enterprise and economic development. Futureskills Scotland’s Expert Briefing provides the vehicle to share and debate this work.
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The needs of small businesses
 The skills challenges faced by small businesses and their place in the private sector are highlighted in the Scottish Sector Profile 2007: Small Business Sector report. Produced in collaboration with FSB Scotland, the report presents key results from the Employers Skill Survey 2006.
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User survey results revealed
Feedback from Futureskills Scotland’s annual user survey has been positive and encouraging – 80 per cent of 150 respondents, for example, found its core reports useful – and will help shape future activities. These include improving access to labour market information and working with stakeholders to prioritise research.
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