2. Universal Credit Scotland Universal Credit areas and 2 nd quarter 2015 rollouts Highland CouncilInverness City of EdinburghEdinburgh CityHigh RiggsLeithWester Hailes Dumfries and Galloway AnnanDumfriesStranraer East LothianMusselburgh MidlothianDalkeithPenicuik North AyrshireIrvineKilbirnieSaltcoats North LanarkshireAirdrieBellshillCumbernauldMotherwell Scottish BordersEyemouthGalashielsHawick West Dunbartonshire AlexandriaClydebankDumbarton

3. Universal Credit Scotland Universal Credit areas and May - July 2015 rollouts AberdeenshireBanffFraserheadPeterhead ClackmannanshireAlloa Eilean Siar CouncilStornaway Falkirk Grangemouth GlasgowAnnieslandBridgetonCastlemilkDrumchapel EasterhouseGovanLangsideLaurieston MaryhillNewlandsParkheadPartick ShettlestonSpringburn Orkney IslandsKirkwall RenfrewshireJohnstonePaisleyRenfrew Shetland IslandsLerwick Stirling

4. Universal Credit recipients Unemployment in Scotland fell by 2,000, to 176,000 in the period April to June 2014, according to the Office for National Statistics. Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael said: “It is also good to see the number of people claiming Jobseekers allowance continues to fall. It is now at its lowest level since October 2008 and is 35,500 lower than one year ago.”

5. Universal Credit recipients (continued) More than 400,000 (414,000) workers in Scotland are still being paid less than the living wage, according to a study undertaken KPMG (Nov 2014) Between 5-8% of families in Scotland (604,000) receive child and working tax credits.

6. Branding and customising

7. Branding and customising (2)

8. Free technical help throughout term of contract Service specific version that is branded Service specific administrator/tutor stats Customisation options 300 End user leaflets Induction for team Monthly checks and updates to reflect government changes Upgrades: Individual's time usage Files usage Tutorial on Tablets and touch screens basics Leaflet Templates Poster Templates Four minute video "teaser" Full Support Service Details for each client

9. One year licence per Library Service £1,500 + vat Three year licence per Library Service £3,000 + vat Three year licence for 10 Library Services £20,000 + vat Three year licence for 20 Library Services £35,000 + vat Three year licence for all Library Services £45,000 + vat Three year licence for all Library Services and Schools Library Services £60,000 + vat If a person remains unemployed from the age of 20 until 60, then they will cost the State at the very least £400,000. Licence Costs

10. Barnet Brent Bury Coventry Croydon Darlington Derby Adult Learning Ealing Harrow Hounslow Lambeth Lancashire Manchester Middlesbrough Newcastle Newham North Tyneside North Yorkshire Northumberland Solihull South Tyneside Tower Hamlets Wirral 23 Authorities on board: with more to follow shortly.

11. “Lancashire County Council’s library and adult learning services are supporting people needing to learn or update their online jobseeking skills and find out key information about Universal Credit. Branded in Lancashire County Council as "Jobseeker Skills", Universal Skills covers three key topics with clear, easy to understand information and practical advice on using Universal Jobmatch, employment skills and Universal Credit. Free access to Jobseeker Skills is offered to all Lancashire County Council’s library members in every library branch or at home. The currency of the topics and the speed of information updates is an important feature. Additionally it has full content speech options that allow users to listen to the topics as well as reading them.” Carolyn Waite: Cultural Services Lancashire County Council

12. “Lancashire County Council’s library and adult learning services are supporting people needing to learn or update their online jobseeking skills and find out key information about Universal Credit. Branded in Lancashire County Council as "Jobseeker Skills", Universal Skills covers three key topics with clear, easy to understand information and practical advice on using Universal Jobmatch, employment skills and Universal Credit. Free access to Jobseeker Skills is offered to all Lancashire County Council’s library members in every library branch or at home. The currency of the topics and the speed of information updates is an important feature. Additionally it has full content speech options that allow users to listen to the topics as well as reading them.” Carolyn Waite: Cultural Services Lancashire County Council