Gross value added per job filled Official statistics in development
This indicator shows labour productivity (gross value added per labour input) in £ per job filled (official statistics in development), in the UK, for 2002 to 2023.
Data source: Office for National Statistics(opens in a new tab) published 19 June 2025
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Gross value added per job filled
Estimated value added of goods and services produced per job filled, lower tier/unitary authorities, 2023
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Gross value added per job filled
Estimated value added of goods and services produced per job filled, lower tier/unitary authorities, 2002 to 2023
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Gross value added per job filled
Estimated value added of goods and services produced per job filled, lower tier/unitary authorities, 2023
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Gross value added per job filled
Estimated value added of goods and services produced per job filled, lower tier/unitary authorities, 2002 to 2023
Interpretation
The data shown is in current prices meaning the effects of inflation are not removed. This data is suitable for cross-sectional analysis, but should be treated with caution if used for time-series analysis. Data by chained volume measures that removes the effect of inflation is preferred for time-series analysis, but is not available at local authority level for this metric. However, CVM data is available for larger geographies and can be found in the Annual regional labour productivity dataset.
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