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Annual commentary with quarterly dataset of the labour share of income, unit labour costs (ULC) and average labour compensation per hour (ALCH), with industry breakdowns.
An investigation into productivity growth and its drivers for the UK construction industry.
This development plan builds on recent improvements to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) productivity statistics and looks at introducing new outputs, further improving our productivity statistics and consolidating our improvements to date.
Overview of changes to Labour Force Survey (LFS) methods as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and their impacts on productivity statistics in 2020 and 2021. Changes include re-weighting for housing tenure and population estimates, and experimental imputation methods.
Using firm-level survey data, we explore the relationship between management practices and innovative activity, including formal R&D.
Flash estimate of labour productivity for Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2021 based on the latest data from the gross domestic product (GDP) first quarterly estimate and labour market statistics.
Regional output per hour and output per job, and an experimental analysis of the performance of output per hour levels and growth by industry and region.
Indicative estimates of the impact of Blue Book 2021 changes on our labour productivity measures for the whole economy and by industry, from 1997 to 2018.
Flash estimate of labour productivity for Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2021 based on the latest data from the gross domestic product (GDP) first quarterly estimate and labour market statistics.
Initial results from the Management and Expectations Survey, covering data from 2016 to 2020. Part of the Economic Review: May 2021.
