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FGS McClure Watters were commissioned by the Department for Employment and Learning (DEL) to complete a scoping study to consider the protection of children and vulnerable adults within the Further Education (FE) Sector in Northern Ireland, and to generate practical suggestion

All NI departments have signed up to a new code of practice on guidance on regulations. 

This is a document listing all the successful NI European Social Fund Projects 2007 - 2013

The aim of the questionnaire was to engage with users to ensure that the bulletins are published in a relevant, accurate and timely manner. Views were also sought on any improvements or changes that customers would like to see implemented within the bulletins.

The Private Recruitment Sector in Northern Ireland Report

A second review was carried out by DETI on the NI Better Regulation Strategy and the following report on the review was approved by the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Investment in April 2010.

The purpose of this Code is to provide practical guidance to trade unions and employers on promoting good practice in the conduct of trade union industrial action ballots. Please note that the Code of Practice should be read in conjunction with the associated errata slip.

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• EC Regulation on insolvency proceedings

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This statistical bulletin has been produced by the Department for Employment and Learning, Northern Ireland (NI), using data collected by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA).

The bulletin focuses on students enrolled at Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in NI and NI domiciled students enrolled at HEIs in the United Kingdom (UK) in the academic year 2008/09. A time series of enrolments covering the period 2004/05 to 2008/09 is also included.

This circular details arrangements for submitting proposals for the third year (2010/11) of the Department's Innovation Fund: Employer Support Programme.

The factsheets show the number of enrolments within each Essential Skills subject, while the bulletins provide further detail into the characteristics of those enrolling and performance statistics for the Essential Skills programme, since the start of the strategy in 2002.&nbs

This report was commissioned to examine the opportunities and challenges presented to business in Northern Ireland by carbon emissions targets.

Attitudes to Migrant Workers in Northern Ireland: Results from the Northern Ireland Omnibus Survey: Public attitudes to migrant workers were measured via the NISRA Omnibus Survey 2009.

The Economic, Labour Market and Skills Impacts of Migrant Workers in Northern Ireland: this research was undertaken by Oxford Economics and found that overall migrant workers have had a beneficial impact on the Northern Ireland labour market, contributing almost 40,000 jobs an

The Experiences Of Migrant Workers In Northern Ireland: this research was, undertaken by the Institute for Conflict Research and found that the decision to move to Northern Ireland was made mainly (but not solely) for economic reasons.

This Statistical bulletin presents Northern Ireland (NI) analysis from the ‘Destination of leavers from higher education longitudinal survey of 2004/05 graduates – three and a half years on’.

The evaluation provides an objective assessment of the performance of the pilot programme and informs the development of a permanent programme per the Programme for Government commitment. The final report was published in September 2009. 

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