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Tees Valley mayoral candidates push culture and creative credentials
Jessie Joe Jacobs said she would put the arts and creative sector centre stage , but Ben Houchen said she was only announcing things he was already doing
10:30, 8 APR 2021
Jessie Joe Jacobs launches her manifesto ahead of May s Tees Valley Mayoral election (Image: Teesside Live)
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Scotland editor
SCOTTISH Labour published its economic recovery plan today, including the “biggest job creation scheme in the history of devolution.”
Leader Anas Sarwar said that Scotland needs “ambitious action to confront the national jobs emergency” triggered by the coronavirus crisis.
The party’s plan includes a £500 million scheme to give six months’ employment and training to young and out-of-work Scots.
It also includes proposals for a new Scottish skills benefit, which would help those who are jobless, furloughed or in at-risk industries to retrain and find high-skilled employment.
Targeted funds would be aimed at recruiting and training nurses, carers, teachers, health workers and engineers, while the party also plans to end to zero-hour contracts within public-sector procurement.