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  • Census 2021: Qualitative research on the guidance for the question “What is your sex?”

    Released on: 22 February 2021 | Corporate Information

    Research methodology, including the sample and interview structure, and the main findings of a qualitative test of the draft online help guidance for the question “What is your sex?”.

  • Comparison of labour market data sources

    Released on: 27 April 2022 | Methodology

    The strengths and weaknesses of the main data sources we use to produce the labour market figures, including the advantages of new administrative data sources and limitations of some of our published figures.

  • Developing an Index of Household Payments, summary of responses: Dec 2016

    Released on: 19 December 2016 | Methodology

    A representation of the comments received in response to our paper "Developing an Index of Household Payments" and the main points that have been raised. Our next steps regarding future development of this work are also provided.

  • Expert Collaboration

    Released on: 11 January 2023 | Corporate Information

    We have created the Economic Experts Working Group and Office for National Statistics (ONS) Fellowships to help explore the main issues in the UK economy and improve our economic capability.

  • Annual Business Survey Statistics Survey

    Released on: 1 February 2016 | Corporate Information

    The Annual Business Survey (ABS) is the main structural business survey conducted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for the Non-Financial Business Economy. The financial variables covered include turnover, purchases and approximate Gross Value Added (GVA).

  • Labour Force Survey: alternative imputation during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

    Released on: 2 November 2021 | Methodology

    During normal operation, Labour Force Survey (LFS) person-weighted datasets use a roll-forward imputation. This article discusses an alternative imputation method that might better cope with the unprecedented labour market circumstances brought about in the pandemic and highlights the impact on main labour market estimates.