§ Mr. Pavittasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will publish in the Official Report a table showing the funding of education for nurse teachers in each of the last five years.
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§ Mr. HayhoeThe funding of education for nurse teachers over the last five years has been:
£ million 1981–82 3.8 1982–83 4.1 1983–84 4.2 1984–85 4.0 1985–86* 3.7 * provisional These figures cover the cost of training qualified nurses to become teachers and a small proportion is for any further training, funded through the English national board, for those nurses who are already qualified teachers. It is not possible readily to identify the equivalent cost for district nurses from those for midwives and health visitors.
Employers with fewer than six employees Employers with six or more employees of which: of which: Number of individual cases checked underpaid overpaid Number of individual cases checked underpaid overpaid In the four weeks ending 10 April 1984 3,933 364 527 13,099 841 1,198 8 May 1984 2,521 253 300 7,517 542 696 5 June 1984 3,188 291 375 10,225 642 776 3 July 1984 3,179 312 359 9,655 832 812 31 July 1984 2,322 242 271 6,715 530 578 28 August 1984 1,326 114 151 3,554 320 312 In the quarter ending 18 December 1984 6,300 737 1,022 26,473 3,908 4,565 9 April 1985 5,900 693 798 25,897 2,938 4,338 2 July 1985 3,350 344 483 18,519 1,747 2,829 24 September 1985 2,808 311 399 14,756 1,293 2,531 17 December 1985 2,223 196 297 10,142 1,023 1,567