§ Mr. William RossTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will publish a table to show what sums of public money have been(a) paid or (b) committed in each of the last five years per job (i) created and (ii) sustained in each parliamentary constituency in Belfast and in each of the other 25 local council areas; and from which Government agency the money was provided, or as much of such information as is readily available.
§ Mr. AtkinsThe following tables show the assistance offered in recent years by the Industrial Development Board and the Local Enterprise Development Unit to promote and sustain employment.
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Industrial Development Board District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 1988–89 Antrim 712 160 6,773 Ards 164 — 1,105 Armagh 110 — 599
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District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 Ballymena 90 138 1,310 Ballymoney 16 147 450 Banbridge 99 — 775 Belfast 303 705 13,288 Carrickfergus 452 121 2,189 Castlereagh 95 175 2,859 Coleraine 115 — 1,182 Cookstown 16 42 332 Craigavon 169 176 4,511 Derry 432 48 7,877 Down 318 33 3,830 Dungannon 108 — 1,291 Fermanagh 296 71 4,033 Larne 148 25 3,763 Limavady — — — Lisburn 1,039 19 33,321 Magherafelt 155 4 1,075 Moyle — — — Newry & Mourne 82 72 1,248 Newtownabbey 720 331 14,412 North Down 14 163 554 Omagh — — — Strabane — — —
District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 Total 5,653 2,430 106,777
District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 1989–90 Antrim 798 524 6,829 Ards 67 152 3,570 Armagh 34 — 268 Ballymena 206 83 2,554 Ballymoney 40 — 195 Banbridge — 75 195 Belfast 601 293 11,069 Carrickfergus 100 — 3,974 Castlereagh 404 1,234 5,634 Coleraine 127 30 2,706 Cookstown 70 20 1,001 Craigavon 417 107 7,700 Derry 827 60 18,774 Down 24 — 393 Dungannon 136 — 1,567 Fermanagh 76 521 4,043 Larne 78 111 1,277 Limavady — — — Lisburn 85 250 2,652 Magherafelt 53 100 1,442 Moyle — — — Newry and Mourne 32 109 353 Newtownabbey 743 195 14,245 North Down 147 275 1,751 Omagh 36 — 510 Strabane 30 45 548 Total 5,131 4,184 93,250
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District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 1990–91 Antrim 139 16 1,333 Ards 50 31 269 Armagh 60 100 816 Ballymena 411 25 10,376 Ballymoney 49 248 3,549 Banbridge — 480 1,459 Belfast 1,098 793 15,319 Carrickfergus 129 — 420 Castlereagh 68 — 873 Coleraine — 32 273 Cookstown — — — Craigavon 474 876 16,964 Derry 371 2 4,929 Down — 24 146 Dungannon 463 90 6,677 Fermanagh 156 — 2,250 Larne — — — Limavady — — — Lisburn 288 2 3,746 Magherafelt 62 50 1,505 Moyle — 101 991 Newry & Mourne 172 132 2,421 Newtownabbey 46 26 573 North Down — 215 1,439 Omagh 93 111 1,349 Strabane 273 700 4,648 Total 4,402 4,054 82,325 Note:
The figures relating to new jobs include 1,036 jobs for which no Selective Financial Assistance was offered.
District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 1991–92 Antrim 77 — 246 Ards 149 50 1,650 Armagh 33 85 898 Ballymena 50 30 669 Ballymoney 57 315 1,771 Banbridge 29 87 1,428 Belfast 458 585 5,560 Carrickfergus — 52 75 Castlereagh 84 61 1,205 Coleraine 50 164 1,648 Cookstown — — — Craigavon 716 831 33,022 Derry 103 — 1,285 Down — 60 300 Dungannon 76 — 1,832 Fermanagh 101 73 3,333 Larne 25 — 51 Limavady — — — Lisbum 155 — 2,249 Magherafelt 10 — 304 Moyle — — — Newry & Mourne — — 40 Newtownabbey 114 16 3,226 North Down 54 280 3,048 Omagh — — — Strabane — — 500 Total 2,341 2,689 64,340 Note: The figures relating to new jobs include 350 jobs for which no Selective Financial Assistance was offered.
District council area New jobs Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 1992–93 (11 months to end of February 1993) Antrim 869 — 17,218 Ards 49 20 1,298 Armagh 20 5 366 Ballymena 136 20 2,598 Ballymoney 131 30 471 Banbridge — — — Belfast 294 184 6,044 Carrickfergus 5 — 36 Castlereagh — 500 3,365 Coleraine — — — Cookstown — — — Craigavon 683 240 12,065 Derry 644 223 14,489 Down — — — Dungannon 25 — 436 Fermanagh 200 182 2,777 Larne 2 28 185 Limavady — — — Lisburn 39 100 1,941 Magherafelt — — 350 Moyle — — — Newry & Mourne 75 115 1,500 Newtownabbey — — — North Down — — 80 Omagh 25 — 200 Strabane 150 — 3,400 Total 3,347 1,647 68,819 Note: The figures relating to new jobs include 100 jobs for which no Selective Financial Assistance was offered.
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Local enterprise development unit District councils Promoted jobs Assistance offered Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 £'000 1987–88 Antrim 80 369 0 0 Ards 55 219 0 43 Armagh 142 633 0 0 Ballymena 143 494 24 93 Ballymoney 10 121 0 0 Banbridge 10 42 0 0 Belfast 918 3,907 116 360 Carrickfergus 246 999 0 0 Castlereagh 10 490 0 0 Coleraine 168 690 0 0 Cookstown 61 384 0 0 Craigavon 218 816 22 98 Derry 361 1,572 73 326 Down 112 673 0 0 Dungannon 261 1,099 112 440 Fermanagh 62 250 20 36 Larne 42 135 0 0 Limavady 48 96 0 0 Lisburn 142 440 49 112 Magherafelt 146 683 0 0 Moyle 43 60 0 0 Newry and Mourne 347 1,868 20 65 Newtownabbey 143 511 0 0 North Down 149 589 0 0 Omagh 47 359 0 12 Strabane 143 688 52 322 Totals 4,047 8,187 488 1,907
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Local enterprise development unit District councils Promoted jobs Assistance offered Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 £'000 1988–89 Antrim 127 592 0 0 Ards 107 426 7 17 Armagh 107 487 0 23 Ballymena 100 388 20 38 Ballymoney 39 192 0 0 Banbridge 67 269 0 0 Belfast 1,108 4,424 113 471 Carrickfergus 207 880 0 0 Castlereagh 60 262 0 0 Coleraine 61 267 0 0 Cookstown 126 615 0 0 Craigavon 281 1,303 19 70 Derry 326 1,322 44 151 Down 120 623 0 0 Dungannon 311 1,890 31 53 Fermanagh 164 778 8 34 Larne 85 305 15 49 Limavady 80 456 0 0 Lisburn 115 475 25 56 Magherafelt 87 413 55 263 Moyle 10 52 0 0 Newry and Mourne 440 2,322 0 0 Newtownabbey 115 325 14 33 North Down 137 5,986 0 0 Omagh 136 676 0 0 Strabane 65 264 20 114 Totals 4,581 25,992 371 1,372
Local enterprise development unit District councils Promoted jobs Assistance offered Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 £'000 1989–90 Antrim 220 1,514 0 0 Ards 100 580 12 83 Armagh 297 419 3 IS Ballymena 160 364 0 0 Ballymoney 48 117 0 0 Banbridge 66 75 15 60 Belfast 1,510 5,877 66 333 Carrickfergus 103 823 10 39 Castlereagh 13 243 0 0 Coleraine 123 164 0 0 Cookstown 40 179 0 10 Craigavon 232 1,612 34 152 Derry 540 2,192 47 274 Down 190 307 10 48 Dungannon 252 1,746 40 101 Fermanagh 200 269 20 63 Larne 46 366 0 0 Limavady 28 299 0 0 Lisburn 256 582 9 34 Magherafelt 108 906 0 0 Moyle 16 233 0 0 Newry and Mourne 425 541 62 228 Newtownabbey 189 133 28 90 North Down 154 1,281 0 0 Omagh 163 752 55 239 Strabane 31 80 0 0 Totals 5,510 21,654 411 1,769
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Local enterprise development unit District councils Promoted jobs Assistance offered Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 £'000 1990–91 Antrim 195 300 19 81 Ards 242 812 74 261 Armagh 170 686 64 182 Ballymena 178 574 64 153 Ballymoney 47 310 0 0 Banbridge 35 515 0 0 Belfast 1,514 5,347 242 728 Carrickfergus 154 1,333 0 0 Castlereagh 54 247 0 0 Coleraine 170 480 0 0 Cookstown 76 131 0 o Craigavon 302 1,174 77 88 Derry 329 597 97 226 Down 172 935 49 264 Dungannon 278 2,124 0 0 Fermanagh 148 361 0 0 Larne 67 163 0 0 Limavady 86 345 0 0 Lisburn 216 943 0 0 Magherafelt 209 1,539 0 0 Moyle 6 52 0 0 Newry and Mourne 466 1,304 227 632 Newtownabbey 341 946 0 0 North Down 208 713 0 16 Omagh 254 684 0 0 Strabane 87 309 54 64 Totals 6,004 22,924 967 2,695
Local enterprise development unit District councils Promoted jobs Assistance offered Safeguarded jobs Assistance offered £'000 £'000 1991–92 Antrim 81 237 0 0 Ards 174 739 0 0 Armagh 80 321 14 60 Ballymena 59 220 0 0 Ballymoney 4 14 0 0 Banbridge 34 316 0 0 Belfast 844 4,105 22 87 Carrickfergus 36 102 0 0 Castlereagh 40 53 0 0 Coleraine 33 112 0 0 Cookstown 94 376 0 0 Craigavon 162 851 95 301 Derry 181 713 0 0 Down 88 314 35 125 Dungannon 156 627 0 0 Fermanagh 133 554 0 0 Larne 26 80 0 0 Limavady 23 68 0 0 Lisburn 150 438 0 0 Magherafelt 66 217 0 0 Moyle 17 111 0 0 Newry and Mourne 268 1,047 25 80 Newtownabbey 174 624 8 48 North Down 137 418 0 0 Omagh 100 332 0 0 Strabane 62 414 0 0 Totals 3,222 13,403 199 701
§ Mr. William RossTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many jobs will be created by the Seagate investment in Londonderry; what he expects the catchment area for employees to be; how many(a) Roman Catholic and (b) Protestant employees, will represent the balance in the work force consistent with fair employment practices; and what are the proportions of Roman Catholics and Protestants in the expected catchment area of employment.
§ Mr. AtkinsOver the next four years, employment at the Seagate investment in Londonderry is expected to reach 506. Responsibility for recruitment rests with the employer. Under the Fair Employment (Northern Ireland) Act 1989, all employers are required to afford fair participation in employment to members of both communities. The Fair Employment Commission will provide information and advice on any aspect of fair employment practices, including catchment areas, to any employer.