Letter from Cabinet Secretary on EU Exit

Letter from Cabinet Secretary on EU Exit

The following letter has been sent by the Cabinet Secretary and the Health and Social Care Lead from COSLA to offer re-assurance and guidance to EU citizens working in health and social care.

Scottish Care is grateful for the support which has enabled us to undertake preparation for EU Exit whenever it occurs. 

We would encourage providers to in turn encourage staff to make application to the EU Settlement Scheme as early as is practicable. 

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