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Whether you are actively looking for your next opportunity or need some support during a difficult time, answering a few short questions below will help you get started.

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Jobcentre Plus Redundancy Support

Support for finding work, claiming benefits, managing debts and pensions if you’re being made redundant

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Funded early learning and childcare

Funded early learning and childcare is free to parents, but funded by the Scottish Government.

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Every Mind Matters

Every Mind Matters can help with expert advice, practical tips and personalised actions to help stay on top of their health.

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Access to Work

If you have a disability or a physical or mental health condition, then you may need extra help to start a new job, or to stay in work. Employers have a legal responsibility to support you in work, by considering reasonable adjustments to the job, the recruitment process or by providing extra equipment. If you need extra support, you should always start by talking to your employer to see how they can help you. In addition to support from your employer, you may also be able to get help from Access to Work.

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Tax-free Childcare

You can get up to £500 every 3 months (up to £2,000 a year) for each of your children to help with the costs of childcare. This goes up to £1,000 every 3 months if a child is disabled (up to £4,000 a year).

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Resources

From online tools to job boards and apps, we have collated some of the most useful resources available to help with your job search.

The REC

We work with over 3,300 recruitment businesses and 10,500 individual recruiters to set the standard for recruitment.

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Skills for Care

Recruitment, advice

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Green Skills – Groundwork

A three to six week course for people aged 19 to 65. Small groups of 10-15 learners, supervised by qualified Groundwork staff, carry out a practical landscape improvement project, and typically work towards either a CSCS card or units towards a Level 1 City & Guilds qualification in Land Based Studies, Practical Horticulture or Employability Skills and Personal Development.

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