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Workforce jobs sampling variability estimates (95% confidence intervals and coefficients of variation). These sampling variability estimates are usually updated once a year.
Information on the populations that have been used to weight Labour Force Survey data.
Supplementary characteristics on demographic breakdowns of workers and further breakdowns of working arrangements. Indicators from our Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN).
Annual sickness absence rates of workers in the UK labour market, including number of work days lost, by country and region, sex and age group, and employment type. These are official statistics in development.
Revisions analysis for three month annual growth in employees’ average earnings for nominal total (including bonuses) and regular (excluding bonuses) earnings and real (adjusted for inflation (CPIH)) total and regular earnings.
This table includes estimates of key LFS indicators using both old and new weighting methodology, and the revisions between the two series.
Output per hour worked and output per worker, whole economy. Quarterly statistics and growth rates for output per hour worked and output per worker produced, using old and new weighting methodology.
Reweighted estimates of important Labour Force Survey indicators.
Data on location of work by different breakdowns and time spent for working adults in Great Britain. Survey data from the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN), Time Use Survey (TUS) and Business Insights and Conditions Survey (BICs).
Estimates comparing demand for workers (online adverts) to supply of the workforce (skills of the working-age population).
