Summary

People out of work covering economic inactivity, unemployment, employment history, occupation and industry of these individuals in the Census 2021 data.

Publications

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021

  Breakdown of people out of work, using data from Census 2021. This covers economic inactivity, unemployment, employment history, occupation, and industry.

Data

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021: detailed industry estimates

  Census 2021 data of the industry of people’s last main job who were not employed on census day. This dataset is at the division level of the Standard Industrial Classification.

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021: broad occupation estimates

  Census 2021 data outlining the last main occupation of those who were not employed on census day. Data is at one digit level of the Standard Occupation Classification.

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021: broad industry estimates

  Census 2021 data outlining the primary industry for people who were not employed on census day. This dataset is at the section level of the Standard Industrial Classification.

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021: employment history

  Census 2021 data outlining the employment history of those not in employment on census day, including estimates by personal characteristics and reason for not being employed.

• Characteristics of those not in employment as of Census Day 2021: detailed occupation estimates

  Census 2021 data outlining the occupation of the last main job of those who were not employed on census day. This data is at the four-digit level of the Standard Occupational Classification.

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About the data

This release includes data from Census 2021.

Accredited Official Statistics

These are accredited official statistics. They have been independently reviewed by the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) and found to comply with the standards of trustworthiness, quality and value in the Code of Practice for Statistics. This broadly means that the statistics:

• meet user needs
• are presented clearly and accessibly
• are produced using appropriate data and sound methods
• are managed impartially and objectively in the public interest