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Mr. Bright
asked the Secretary of State for Employment how many people are employed by each industrial training board; and what is the level of total expenditure on wages and salaries in each case.
| Board | Number of full-time staff 1 April 1980 | Wages and salary costs 1979/80*£m |
| Air Transport and Travel | 76 | 0·769 |
| Carpet | 14 | 0·090 |
| Ceramics, Glass and Mineral Products | 112 | 0·952 |
| Chemical and Allied Products | 158 | 1·137 |
| Clothing and Allied Products | 70 | 0·442 |
| Construction | 812 | 4·914 |
| Cotton and Allied Textiles | 76 | 0·589 |
| Distributive | 436 | 2·878 |
| Engineering | 823 | 5·165 |
| Food, Drink and Tobacco | 175 | 1·349 |
| Footwear, Leather and Furskin | 45 | 0·336 |
| Foundry Industry Training Committee | 66 | 0·487 |
| Furniture and Timber | 100 | 0·872 |
| Hotel and Catering | 258 | 2·143 |
| Iron and Steel | 55 | 0·516 |
| Knitting, Lace and Net | 47 | 0·320 |
| Man-made Fibre | 5 | 0·048 |
| Paper and Paper Products | 75 | 0·547 |
| Petroleum | 101 | 0·852 |
| Printing and Publishing | 163 | 1·437 |
| Road Transport | 871 | 6·593 |
| Rubber and Plastics | 96 | 0·860 |
| Shipbuilding | 87 | 0·529 |
| Wool, Jute and Flax | 58 | 0·412 |
Notes
* Salary figures include employers national insurance and pension contributions but exclude all other employment costs (eg travel, subsistence, accommodation, etc)