46 publications that are related to Employment and employee types , sorted by release date
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Labour market flows: March 2019 (Latest release)
Movements between employment, unemployment and inactivity in the labour market.Keywords: employment, unemployment, inactivity, longtitudinal
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Least qualified adults miss out on job-boosting training and education (Latest release)
Adults with the lowest levels of educational attainment are among those missing out on the opportunity to improve their life chances, the analysis of the Adult Education Survey 2016 has revealed.Keywords: confidence, time, qualifications, barriers, training, education, gender
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The commuting gap: men account for 65% of commutes lasting more than an hour (Latest release)
An article exploring the commuting patterns of men and women in the UK, including regional breakdowns by mode of transport used and time taken to get to work.Keywords: Commuting, Men, Women, Work, Employment
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Young people's career aspirations versus reality (Latest release)
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One in eight young people without degrees work in graduate jobs (Latest release)
Keywords: Employment, Education, Graduates, Earnings
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Sickness absence falls to the lowest rate on record (Latest release)
The latest figures for 2017 show that the average number of sickness absence days that UK workers take has almost halved since 1993.Keywords: sickness absence, presenteeism
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Trends in self-employment in the UK (Latest release)
Analysing the characteristics, income and wealth of the self-employed.Keywords: personal wealth, earnings, Family Resources Survey, sex, age, pensions
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Graduates in the UK labour market: 2017 (Latest release)
There were 14 million graduates in the UK in 2017, following a steady increase over the past decade. This overview looks at unemployment, skill level of jobs, industry, pay and comparison of male and female graduates.Keywords: unemployment, architects, earnings, employment, students, further education, higher education
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More mothers with young children working full-time (Latest release)
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Monitoring the quality of Labour Force Survey results (Latest release)
Monitoring the robustness of Labour Force Survey (LFS) results. The LFS is the source for estimates of employment, unemployment and economic inactivity.Keywords: employment, unemployment, economic activity