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Find out more about how unemployment rates vary at the intersection of ethnicity and disability in our interactive analysis of England and Wales Census 2021 data.
Breakdown of people out of work, using data from Census 2021. This covers economic inactivity, unemployment, employment history, occupation, and industry.
Commentary on UK worker movements and increased inactivity during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic compared with other countries.
Considering broader measures of labour market availability – or underutilisation of the labour market – and indicators of mismatch between unemployment and vacancies across industries.
Qualitative findings from semi-structured interviews on the Over 50s Lifestyle Study. Looking at the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the lifestyles of people aged 50 to 70 years in Great Britain since March 2020, including their employment status, financial circumstances and health.
Disabled people and those who had spent longer out of work are among those least likely to return to a job
Using information from the 2011 Census, this report focuses on the Labour market characteristics of the usually resident population. Its aim is to give extra information each month using the Labour Force Survey (LFS).
