What’s Next for the SE Review?
At the SUSE Annual Conference we invited Scottish Government to provide delegates with an update on the next stages of the Supported Employment (SE) Review. However, delegates were left with…
Read More...At the SUSE Annual Conference we invited Scottish Government to provide delegates with an update on the next stages of the Supported Employment (SE) Review. However, delegates were left with…
Read More...On January 12, 2024, Fraser of Allander published their report, in co-operation with Scottish Parliament information centre, which examines the causes of the growth in the disability employment rate in…
Read More...Historic Environment Scotland (HES) recently worked with SUSE and Apt and it is encouraging to see them to continue to strive to improve the diversity of their sector’s workforce. HES…
Read More...In order to better understand the impact arthritis or MSK conditions have on work, our member, Versus Arthritis carried out two surveys in 2023 to hear from workplace health professionals…
Read More...The Scottish Government has a plan for a new law they think will make life better for people with learning disabilities, this will be called the Learning Disabilities, Autism and…
Read More...About two years ago the Scottish Government commissioned a review into supported employment services across the country, and the findings of this were published in late 2022. The final document…
Read More...Employment of People with Learning Disabilities: Research with Employers The Fraser of Allander Institute, in the Department of Economics at the University of Strathclyde, are conducting research to understand the experiences…
Read More...SUSE have teamed up with 50 Degrees to bring you regular updates and insight into policy, funding opportunities and developments that will impact our sector. In their first article, David…
Read More...Almost all recruitment is done online and many employers only accept online applications. During our recent Digital Recruitment Reviews we’ve found that almost all testers require support to submit an…
Read More...Only one in four people with sight loss of working age are in employment. There are currently 11,000 people with sight loss in the UK who are actively seeking work.…
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