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National Statistics - UK
Labour Market
Theme covers statistics about: characteristics of those people
who have a job and those who do not; occupations and industries
in which people work; travel-to-work arrangements; pay and earnings
from employment; employers' demand for labour and their employment
costs; and industrial relations between employers and employees.
Data for many of these variables are available by region, gender,
age, industry and occupation.
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Contractor UK - Jobstats
and Market Data
This site has a large number of pages showing an analysis of
the UK computing job market. The information is gained by analyzing
the text of job adverts and stripping out details on current
and historical rates, skills in demand etc. There are graphs
showing trends of demand for each of the major categories and
for skills and locations there is information on the rates quoted
in adverts mentioning them. Also see information on the current
state of the UK computing job market, as well as additional
Market
Data. |
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Centre for Economic Policy
(CEP)
Based at the London School of Economics and Political Science,
it is now one of the leading academic research centres in Europe
and a world leader in economic research. New research undertaken
includes Human Resource management and company performance;
minimum wages, insecurity at work; changes in the British labour
market in the last 25 years; the supply and utilization of skills;
and European integration and labour market performance. |
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Cambridge Econometrics
Cambridge Econometrics are specialists in economic modelling
and forecasting. They offer regular economic intelligence services
and a consultancy capability to apply these services more specifically
to customer needs. Their unique analysis models the link between
the wider economy and particular markets, sectors and local
areas in the UK and Europe. |
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International Labour Organization
(ILO)
Is the UN specialized agency which seeks the promotion of social
justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights.
It provides technical assistance primarily in the fields of
vocational training and vocational rehabilitation; employment
policy; labour administration; labour law and industrial relations;
working conditions; management development; cooperatives; social
security; labour statistics and occupational safety and health.
Also see their International
Labour Migration Statistics. |
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