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Released on: 1 December 2016
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Dataset
Nation of origin or destination of migrants by Gender. Estimates from the International Passenger Survey, annual table - discontinued.
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Released on: 28 February 2019
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Dataset
Analysis of the number of people who have never done paid work by their current reason for not working, including breakdowns by age and gender.
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Released on: 3 August 2018
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Dataset
Annual data on Civil Service employment in the UK, including gender, ethnicity, disability status, earnings and location of the Civil Service workforce.
This dataset has now been transferred to the Cabinet Office.
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Released on: 24 January 2023
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Dataset
National and regional breakdowns of night-time workers by industry groupings, gender, working patterns, age groups, time of day usually worked, place of birth (UK or outside the UK), and whether or not they work from home.
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Released on: 7 April 2016
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Article
Analysis of the increase in provisional 2015 death registrations by age, gender and underlying cause.
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Released on: 17 March 2016
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Dataset
Data which shows percentage of all matched, over and undereducated people for each variable, between April - June 2002 and October to December 2015. Variables covered are: whole economy by gender, age, full-time/part-time, employee/self-employees, country of birth
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Released on: 23 October 2025
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Dataset
Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), New Earnings Survey (NES) and the British Labour Statistics Historical Abstract earnings time series, which covers Great Britain gross weekly data from 1938 to 2025 split by gender.
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Released on: 23 October 2025
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Dataset
Estimates of paid hours worked, and weekly, hourly and annual earnings in the UK. Estimates are broken down by industry section and one and two-digit occupation. Figures are given separately for all UK employees, by gender and full-time or part-time workers. Coefficients of variation are included for all estimates.
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Released on: 4 September 2019
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Article
When deciding whether to leave their job, women are more likely than men to accept lower pay in favour of a shorter commute, contributing to the overall gender pay gap.
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Released on: 24 October 2017
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Article
An article looking at how much leisure time people in the UK take, and how that differs according to various aspects such as age or gender. This analysis gives an insight into the nation’s work-life balance, and also how much people enjoy their leisure time.
