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Derry City and Strabane has largest productivity gap in NI at 23% below the UK average

SDLP Jobs and the Economy Spokesperson MLA, Sinéad McLaughlin, has challenged the persistent failures of the Department for the Economy in addressing skills and investment which has led to low productivity in Northern Ireland. It follows a new ...

09 Nov 2022 at 14:33

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Derry MLA presses Department for the Economy on Invest NI review

SDLP Jobs and Economy Spokesperson Sinéad McLaughlin MLA and SDLP Stormont Leader Matthew O’Toole MLA today met with top officials at the Department for the Economy. Ms McLaughlin and Mr O'Toole pressed the case for transformative change at ...

01 Feb 2023 at 17:33

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SDLP meets with Invest NI Interim Chief Executive

SDLP Jobs and Economy spokesperson Sinéad McLaughlin MLA and South Belfast MP Claire Hanna have met with the Interim Chief Executive of Invest NI following the release of the independent review of the organisation. It follows the news that ...

27 Jan 2023 at 17:33

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Review shows fundamental change needed at Invest NI, claims Derry MLA

SDLP Jobs and Economy Spokesperson Sinéad McLaughlin has welcomed the release of the Independent Review’s report into Invest NI, which found that “profound change” is required. The review found change was needed in the shape, priorities ...

11 Jan 2023 at 19:33

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