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Lists compiled to show what each year's new graduates went on to do in terms of work or further study within six months of graduation.

Disability equality scheme published by the University of Strathclyde in compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 2005.

Correspondence and papers re application for a grant from the Rayne Foundation, to improve access to OEDA's services, notably for the distribution of an updated issue of the OEDA pamphlet 'Asbestos facts', for deployment of a feedback system to evaluate the benefits of OEDA's services on all cases, and for producing and distributing topical information sheets and to maintain the organisation's website.

The application was for £ 17,400 over two years.

Correspondence and papers re application for a £1,000 grant from the Gannett Foundation, to cover the cost of OEDA's photocopier and service contract.

Correspondence (including telephone memoranda) and order forms, chiefly re benefits leaflets and forms requisitioning from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), the Department of Social Security (DSS) and the Benefits Agency (BA).

Includes correspondence re leaflets NI 226, NI 272 (NI226, NI272).

Copies (often photocopies) of statutes and statutory instruments relating to health and safety, social security, etc. In reverse chronological order. Starts with a photocopy of the ‘Workmen’s compensation act, 1925’. Also includes occasional correspondence, press reports, SPAID/OEDA notes.

Includes annotated copy of the Human Tissue Bill (2004).

Correspondence, c.1984-2006, and papers re decisions of the Social Security Commissioner concerning industrial disablement, 1993-2003. In alphabetical order by name of appellant. In several of these appeals SPAID / OEDA was involved.

Further includes:

• copy of 'Decisions of the Tribunal of Social Security Commissioners' (October 2002) re four appeals in respect of prescribed disease D1 (pneumoconiosis) for coal workers
• 'Early papers':
• part of letter from John Patten re local tribunals being independent statutory authorities
• photocopies of reported (published) decisions of the Commissioner 1953-1984
• photocopies from literature on the law of social security and industrial injuries benefits

Reported decision No R(I) 6/85 of 14 December 1984 pointed out that SPAID had obtained a large amount of evidence, almost wholly statistical, to further the appeal in question. "Unhappily", the decision went on, the evidence submitted did "not bear on the issue in the appeal and it would have been advisable, and have saved time, if [Mrs Tait] had clarified the issue and perhaps obtained advice on the legal aspects of the case rather than obtain a mass of evidence which is relatively useless in the context of this appeal". This was not intended as a criticism of Tait's conscientious effort for the evidence she obtained. The Commissioner in question was J S Watson.

• office procedures for 'Asbestos facts'
• standard covering letter for posting 'Asbestos facts'
• lists of recipients of 'Asbestos facts' (with addresses), c.2001-2006, including what is either their 'Asbestos facts number' or a reference to their OEDA case number

Telephone memoranda, copies of news items, follow-up on news items of interest, OEDA news releases, management of contact information/media contacts.

Correspondence (mainly with John Flanagan) and papers, including conference information and some case information.