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in statistical divisions in the Department of Employment headquarters, the Training Agency, the employment service and the Health and Safety Executive are as in the table. The permanent staff included within these numbers are close to the current complement and to that proposed for 1990-91. More casual administrative staff than are included in these numbers will be employed as necessary to process the 1989 census of employment and the 1990 earnings surveys. The table excludes the 35 staff previously in the Department and transferred to the new Central Statistical Office on 31 July 1989.<1> Part-time staff shown as proportion of full-time.
Public Relations
Mr. Dobson : To ask the Secretary of State for Employment (1) what are the latest figures for the number of staff presently employed, and the full complement of staff, including vacant posts, in the press and public relations office of the Training Agency ; and what is the proposed complement for 1990-91 ;
(2) what are the latest figures for the number of staff presently employed, and the full complement of staff, including vacant posts, in the press and public relations office of his Department ; and what is the proposed complement for 1990-91.
Mr. Eggar [holding answer 12 March 1990] : The Department's information division, which includes the press and public relations offices, presently employs 120 people with six posts vacant. The division merged with the Training Agency's information services branch in November 1989. The proposed complement for 1990-91 is 126.
HSE (Information Leaks)
Mr. Tony Lloyd : To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what is the practice followed by the Health and Safety Executive in inquiring into the source of leaks of information ; and how many such inquiries have taken place in this calendar year and in 1989.
Mr. Nicholls : The Health and Safety Executive would carry out inquiries into the sources of leaks of information in the same manner as all other Civil Service departments. The procedures are centrally determined. There were no such inquiries during 1989.
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