The publisher said it will begin a 45-day consultation period regarding the reduction in staffing. All temporary pay cuts announced in response to Covid-19 will end with the exception of board members who will continue to take a 20 per cent reduction.
This review, and the book itself, might be considered by many people to be “too much information”. If you are of a disposition that might be offended by a detailed account of death, then please do not read on. On the other hand this may be considered an informative and insightful essay on a subject we may have ignored or been deprived of learning about. It is a long read, about 45 minutes. The Editor
The Scottish Childminding Association suggests that if current coronavirus restrictions were to continue only 19% of childminding businesses believe they will still be viable in 12 months’ time
This follows the publication of new statistics that reveal patients waiting for their first cancer treatment, after a referral, were still not being seen within the Scottish Government’s target time during the first three months of 2020.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that youth unemployment in West Dunbartonshire increased by 64.3% between February and May and by an astonishing 127.5% in Argyll and Bute.
The latest package, intended to safeguard theatres, galleries, museums and other cultural venues – was described as “the biggest ever one-off investment in UK culture” by the UK government.
