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Statistics and research

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  1. Independent national (Whistleblowing) officer (INO): consultation responses

    Analysis of responses to the consultation on proposals for the introduction of the role of an Independent National Whistleblowing Officer (INO).

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    09 June 2016
    Part of:
    NHS confidential advice and information line

  2. Representation of women on private sector boards: research findings

    Part of a broader programme of work being undertaken to improve gender equality and diversity.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    19 May 2016

  3. Scottish Surveys Core Questions 2012

    Following the publication of the Scottish Surveys Core Questions (SSCQ) 2013 in December 2015, SSCQ 2012 provides data for back series comparison and replaces previously published experimental statistics.

    Type
    Statistics
    Date
    04 February 2016
    Part of:
    Scottish Surveys Core Questions (SSCQ)

  4. Public sector employment in Scotland: statistics for fourth quarter 2013

    Employment snapshot statistics based on administrative records and surveys of individual public sector bodies.

    Type
    Statistics
    Date
    19 March 2014

  5. Scottish Government Stakeholder Survey

    Survey of organisations and individuals who work with, or have an interest in the work of the Scottish Government.

    Type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    15 October 2011
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