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Modified version of the CT1108 - Workplace table: Method of travel to work (2001 specification) by industry (2 digits). The data has been updated for the latest local authority structural changes and simplified industry breakdown as used in associated article.
Labour market information including employment rates, unemployment rates and zero hour contracts for those aged 16 and above in the UK, split by age group.
Labour market flows including job movers, employment status changes and occupation skill level switching for those aged 16 years and above in the UK, split by age group.
Analysis of self-employment in city regions in the UK from the Annual Population Survey
Analysis of self-employment in the UK and its characteristics.
Analysis of self-employment in NUTS1 regions in the UK from the Annual Population Survey.
Share of employment for older workers of different age thresholds by industry, occupation, sector, sex, region and ethnic group.
The comparative headline estimates for the Labour Market Survey research findings and the current Labour Forcey Survey for employment, unemployment and economic inactivity for people aged 16 years and over and aged from 16 to 64 years (not seasonally adjusted).
The comparative estimates for the Labour Market Survey research findings and the current Labour Force Survey for people aged from 16 to 24 years in full-time education and people not in full-time education (not seasonally adjusted).
The comparative estimates for the Labour Market Survey research findings and the current Labour Force Survey for actual weekly hours worked by people (not seasonally adjusted).
