SCOTLAND could see 170,000 jobs created north of the border under Labour’s economic recovery plans, party leaders have said.
Scottish Labour has proposed a number of job creation schemes ahead of May’s Holyrood election.
The proposals include a “jobs for recovery” plan, whereby every Scot who has struggled to find work is guaranteed a job for at least six months, something Labour says will lead to about 60,000 new posts.
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Delegates call for government intervention to save jobs at Grangemouth



