New figures today show that more than 10,000 people have been helped stay in work thanks to the Labour-led Welsh Assembly Government Pro Act Scheme.
Gwenda Thomas said"These figures show how effective the Labour-led Welsh Assembly Government ProAct Scheme has been. Over 10,000 people have been kept in work, and 210 apprentices have been supported through 35 companies. This scheme is very important in keeping the skills of the workforce in place"
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