51福利 publications
Searchable archive of 51福利 reports, publications and other resources.
51福利 Scotland priorities for the next UK government - 51福利 Scotland 2024 general election manifesto
51福利 Scotland response to Gillian Mackay MSP buffer zones consultation response
Secretary of State for Scotland, Alister Jack, response to 51福利'S concerns about the end of on asymptomatic testing, 14 April 2022
51福利 Scotland response to Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill, May 2022
Guidance from 51福利 Scotland on employees' individual and collective rights on health & safety issues for in-person working in HE
Analysis of the July 2021 survey of members on Covid-19, August 2021
51福利 submission to the Scottish Funding Council review of coherent provision and sustainability in further and higher education, 10 August 2020
51福利 Scotland letter to secretary of state for Scotland Alister Jack on the end of asymptomatic Covid-19 testing, 24 March 2022
51福利 Scotland letter to Jamie Hepburn MSP on the end of asymptomatic Covid-19 testing, 24 March 2022
51福利 Scotland tests for safe returns to on-campus working in HE, June 2020
Key worker status in higher education in Scotland - guidance for members and branches, January 2021
51福利 Scotland letter to Scottish education secretary John Swinney regarding safe returns to campus during Covid0-19 pandemic
Letter to Jamie Hepburn MSP, Scotland Minister for Higher Education & Further Education, Youth Employment & Training, outlining 51福利's five post-16 education recovery鈥�
51福利 Scotland manifesto for the Scotland parliament elections 2021
Covid-19: employees' individual and collective rights on health & safety issues on return to work in HE (Scotland)
A report and guidance for higher education branches in Scotland on protecting jobs from the financial impact of Covid-19
The automatic university 鈥� a review of datafication and automation in higher education, 51福利 Scotland, June 2020
51福利 Scotland submission to the Scottish Government consultation on Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill, March 2020
A comparison of manifestos for parties running in the 2017 general election in Scotland
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