The unemployment rate in Scotland has fallen to 3.3%, with employment up by 0.3%, according to official statistics.
ONS figures published on Tuesday show that the total number of people employed in Scotland rose to a record 2,688,000 between December last year and February 2019 - up from 2,671,000 in the previous period.
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It represents an employment rate of 75.6% across the country.
A total of 93,000 working-age people were unemployed during the period, down from 101,000 between September and November last year.
Across the UK, the unemployment rate was 3.9% - down by 0.1% on the previous quarter and lower than at any time since the end of 1975.
Economy Secretary Derek Mackay said: "Despite the huge and continued challenges of Brexit, the Scottish economy and jobs market continues to strengthen.
Unemployment Scotland hits a record low of 94,000 as number of people in work rises 10% in a year
"While Scotland's economy and job market continues to grow, the UK Government's Brexit plans, in whatever form, will cost jobs, make people poorer and damage our society. It is essential the extension granted by the EU is used constructively and not wasted.
"The ongoing talks over the EU exit must include the devolved administrations, and for any deal agreed by the UK Parliament to be put to a second referendum.
"However, as a responsible government we will also continue our work to prepare for all outcomes as best we can."
