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Job Initiatives

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 26 May 2015

Tuesday, 26 May 2015

Questions (197)

Róisín Shortall

Question:

197. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the number of persons currently availing of each job activation programme; and the estimated expenditure on each for 2015. [20084/15]

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The information requested by the Deputy in respect of the number of persons currently availing of each job activation programme under my remit and the estimated expenditure is detailed in the table.

Working Age Employment Support Recipients April 2015 and 2015 Expenditure Estimate

Scheme

~Number of Recipients

Expenditure

€000

Community Employment Schemes (excluding Supervisors)

24,394

373,300

Rural Social Scheme

2,523

45,000

TUS-Community Work Placement Initiative

7,705

112,700

Job Initiative

1,012

21,200

Back to Work Allowance Scheme-Employee

0

Back to Work Enterprise Allowance Scheme-Self Employed

11,490

123,300

National Internship Scheme – JobBridge

5,231

77,210

Back to Education Allowance

23,268

146,600

Part-Time Job Incentive Scheme

381

1,900

Gateway

2,080

22,375

Jobplus

4,670

25,500

Partial Capacity Benefit

1,475

11,500

Other Employment Supports*

N/a

63,545

Community Services Programme

N/a

45,000

Back to work Family Dividend

Scheme not commenced

22,000

Totals

84,229

1,091,130

~ The number of recipients may differ from the statistics on job activation programme participants published on the Central Statistic Office’s website due to differences in the calculations based on timing and method utilised

* Includes expenditure on Assistance towards training for BTW participants, Technical Employment Support Grant (funded from National Training Fund), Credit Union loan guarantee scheme, Activation and Family Support Programme (AFSP), special payments to long term unemployed and lone parents, Drugs Task Force, European and Other Initiatives, Local Employment Service, Jobs Clubs, Wage Subsidy Scheme, EmployAbility Service and Disability Activation and Employment Supports

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