Scottish Employer Perspectives Survey 2019: research report
Comprehensive research report outlining the results of a survey of employers in Scotland regarding their approach to recruitment and training.
List of figures
Figure 2.1 Employer and employment profile by size
Figure 2.2 Employer and employment profile by sector
Figure 2.3 Broad classification by size and sector, 2019
Figure 2.4 Length of time in operation, overall and by sector and size, 2019
Figure 2.5 Proportion of establishments who had increased the number of people employed in the last twelve months overall and by sector and size, 2019
Figure 2.6 Proportion of private sector establishments who expect to grow in the next twelve months overall and by sector and size, 2019
Figure 3.1 Proportion of establishments with vacancies in the last 12 months, by sector and size, 2019
Figure 3.2 Recruitment methods used in the last 12 months, 2019
Figure 3.3 Recruitment methods amongst those with vacancies in the last 12 months, by size and sector, 2019
Figure 3.4 Factors looked for when recruiting, in 2019 and 2016
Figure 3.5 Whether employers with vacancies in the previous 12 months monitored the diversity of applicants or designed jobs to allow flexible working, by size and sector, 2019
Figure 3.6 Whether employers who had a vacancy in the previous 12 months were aware of positive action, whether they had used positive action and whether they used blind recruitment
Figure 3.7 Awareness of gender pay gap legislation, by size and sector
Figure 3.8 Recruitment of those aged over 50
Figure 3.9 Proportion of employers who had recruited a young person in the last 12 months, by size and sector
Figure 3.10 Recruitment methods used to recruit last young person
Figure 3.11 Recruitment methods to recruit last young person, by size and sector
Figure 3.12 Recruitment of education leavers, by size and sector
Figure 3.13 Preparedness of education leavers for work, 2019 in comparison with 2016
Figure 4.1 Awareness of and engagement with DYW Regional Groups, by size and sector
Figure 4.2 Broad and specific work placements provided in the last 12 months
Figure 4.3 Provision of work placements in previous 12 months, by size and sector
Figure 4.4 Broad type of work placements provided in previous 12 months by sector, 2019
Figure 4.5 Total and mean number of work placements among those offering in the last 12 months, by sector
Figure 4.6 Provision of work inspiration activities by size and sector
Figure 4.7 Reasons employers provide work experience, 2019
Figure 4.8 Barriers to providing work placements and work inspiration activities, 2019 and 2016
Figure 5.1 Nature and source of training offered by employers in last 12 months
Figure 5.2 Training provision by size and sector, 2019 vs. 2016
Figure 5.3 Sources of training by size and sector over time
Figure 5.4 Employers training to Vocational Qualifications, 2019 and 2016
Figure 5.5 Proportion of training towards vocational qualifications by region, 2019
Figure 5.6 Levels of vocational qualification employers offer training towards
Figure 5.7 Benefits and impacts of vocational qualifications
Figure 5.8 Barriers to delivering vocational qualifications
Figure 5.9 Employers seeking information, advice and other support on skills and training-related issues, 2019
Figure 5.10 Sources of advice, information and support, 2019
Figure 5.11 Extent of employer collaboration to develop skills or expertise in the workforce, by size and sector
Figure 5.12 Employers’ involvement in the design of training towards vocational qualifications
Figure 5.13 Employers’ involvement in the design of training towards VQs
Figure 5.14 Awareness and use of National Occupational Standards, 2019
Figure 6.1 Proportion of employers offering apprenticeships, by size and sector
Figure 6.2 Reasons for starting to offer apprenticeships (unprompted)
Figure 6.3 Main reasons for not offering apprenticeships (unprompted)
Figure 6.4 Work preparedness of apprentice completers
Figure 6.5 Future plans for offering apprenticeships across all employers
Figure 6.6 Main reasons for planning to start apprenticeships in the future (unprompted)
Figure 6.7 Reasons for expected change (or lack of change) in apprenticeship numbers over the last three years
Contact
Email: peter.phillips@gov.scot
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