§ Mr. Wilsonasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will give the numbers of Civil Service and related public service jobs in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow at the last date for which figures are available and express these as percentages of the working population in each city, and the total of such jobs in Scotland, respectively.
§ Mr. HayhoeThe table shows non-industrial civil servants employed in the four local authority districts at 1 January 1985 as numbers, as percentages of the working population in the travel-to-work areas for those districts and as percentages of all non-industrial civil servants in Scotland. Corresponding data are not available in such geographical detail for industrial staff of the civil service or for other public service jobs.
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Non-industrial civil service staff in Post *at 1 January 1985 City Staff in Post * As a percentage of the working population in the travel-to-work area † As a percentage of all non-industrial civil servants in Scotland Aberdeen 1,761 1.1 3.6 Dundee 1,067 1.1 2.2 Edinburgh 12,337 4.1 25.5 Glasgow 9,975 1.5 20.6 *Full-time equivalents.
†The only working population figures available are for travel to work areas which are larger than the cities themselves. The data used relate to June 1984.