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London’s Labour Market and Initial Evidence from the Work Programme Richard Walker 05/11/2012

London’s Labour Market and Initial Evidence from the Work Programme Richard Walker 05/11/2012. Working-age employment in London 1992 – 2012. Working-age employment rate, London & UK 1992-2012. Working-age employment rates of selected groups, London and UK, 2011.

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London’s Labour Market and Initial Evidence from the Work Programme Richard Walker 05/11/2012

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  1. London’s Labour Market and Initial Evidence from the Work ProgrammeRichard Walker05/11/2012

  2. Working-age employment in London 1992 – 2012

  3. Working-age employment rate, London & UK 1992-2012

  4. Working-age employment rates of selected groups, London and UK, 2011

  5. Working-age employment rate by London Borough, year to June 2012

  6. Proportion of JSA claimants aged 18-24 claiming for 9 months or more

  7. Proportion of JSA claimants aged 25 and over claiming for more than 12 months

  8. Work-programme referrals and attachments to April 2012

  9. Referrals to April 2012 and total JSA claimants April 2012

  10. Attachment rates by age - London

  11. Attachment rates by primary health condition

  12. Attachment rates by payment group

  13. Report due out later in November • Will include more detailed look at variables by borough • The GLA Intelligence Unit will also report on outcome data once this has been released. • Contact details E: Richard.Walker@london.gov.uk T: 020 7983 4699

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