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Worklessness Data on Neighbourhood Statistics

Worklessness Data on Neighbourhood Statistics. Ann Blake February 2006. Outline. Worklessness data on Neighbourhood Statistics and Nomis The Neighbourhood Statistics Website The Nomis website The future. What is Neighbourhood Statistics?. Freely available website

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Worklessness Data on Neighbourhood Statistics

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  1. Worklessness Data on Neighbourhood Statistics Ann Blake February 2006

  2. Outline • Worklessness data on Neighbourhood Statistics and Nomis • The Neighbourhood Statistics Website • The Nomis website • The future

  3. What is Neighbourhood Statistics? • Freely available website • Bringing together information at the local level from a variety of sources. • Targeted at users working in regeneration

  4. Worklessness - Floor targets • For those living in the wards with the worst labour market position: • improve their overall employment rate; and, • reduce the difference between their employment rate and the overall employment rate for England. • Increase the employment rate for disadvantaged groups • Lone parents • Ethnic minorities • Over 50s • Those with low qualifications

  5. Worklessness – Other deprivation related targets • Increase the employment rate of people with disabilities, and reduce the gap with the overall rate. • Reduce the proportion of children in households with no one in work

  6. Worklessness – Neighbourhood Statistics policy priorities • To assess the impact of policies to generate and sustain employment in local areas • To create opportunities for small business and enterprise • To improve employment opportunities

  7. Worklessness – Neighbourhood Statistics policy priorities • To support work on social exclusion and the skills agenda • To measure the success and impact of programmes to help people find work, reduce social exclusion and deprivation • To improve employment opportunities for disadvantaged groups

  8. Worklessness data on Neighbourhood Statistics • DWP benefits data • New Deal starts • Numbers of businesses • Annual Population Survey

  9. Worklessness data on Neighbourhood Statistics • Census • Economic activity • Industry • Occupation • Hours worked • Travel to work • Indices of Deprivation 2004 combined employment indicators • Illness • Unemployment benefits and New Deal

  10. Worklessness data on Nomis • Annual Business Inquiry • Labour Force Survey and Annual Population Survey • Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings • Claimant count

  11. Worklessness data on Nomis • DWP benefits • Jobs density • Jobcentre plus vacancies • VAT registrations • Census

  12. Worklessness data – Other online sources • Floor Targets Interactive • Directly relates to floor targets in NRF areas • Neighbourhood Renewal Unit • Local online services • NERIP http://www.n-e-region.com

  13. Questions ?

  14. Homepage

  15. Profile summary

  16. Questions ?

  17. Worklessness – Data developments • Support Floor Targets and other related targets • Looking to provide data on: • DWP cross benefits analysis to LSOA level • New Deal jobs and outcomes • Subject to resource issues and data availability. • Case studies to provide guidance

  18. Website developments • End February 2006 • Updated Neighbourhood Profile • Time series graph added to map display • June 2006 • New area-based user journey • Enhanced searches

  19. Questions ?

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