Welcome to GRA’s Social Enterprise Marketplace. Rob Pryce GRA, Head of Enterprise.

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Welcome to GRA’s Social Enterprise Marketplace

Rob Pryce GRA, Head of Enterprise

Economic Context & Environment Cost Savings – Staff Reductions TeamPre mergerCurrent Difference% Change (reduction) Operational Staff % Nursery Staff % Management Posts % Total %

Economic Context & Environment 99,390 Glaswegians in receipt of key benefits; 51,360 in receipt of Employment Support Allowance and Health Related Benefits; Impact of Welfare Reform – Universal Credit and Work Programme; – The number of JSA Claimants is set to increase Job creation has declined at a faster rate than the rest of Scotland and UK; Lower business survival rate than Scotland; 397,000 jobs in the city; 190,500 jobs(48%) filled by commuters an increase from 45% (2000 – 2010) as a result 11,850 additional commuters are now filling Glasgow’s jobs; Growth In JSA Claimants in Glasgow YearNumber , Circa 25, Circa 40,000 Unemployment Comparison (2012) Glasgow11.9% Scotland6.7% UK6.9%

GRA’s Mission Statement “Our mission is to work in partnership to create a more resilient business base and support residents to compete for employment opportunities in and beyond the city”

GRA – “Recruitment Partner of Choice” The Fort; 18 th September 2012 St Enoch; 26 th & 27 th September 2012 Silverburn; 28 th & 29 th September 2012 The Forge; 4 th October 2012

New South Glasgow Hospital On-site Training and Recruitment centre formally opened in July jobs created as part of hospital development 320 jobs filled by GRA including – 97 filled by 16 – 24 year olds (58 apprenticeships)

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