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  • Labour market analysis

    26 01 2021

    January 2021

    Our analysis of the ONS labour market statistics, released on the morning of 26 January.

  • Labour market analysis

    23 02 2021

    February 2021

    Our analysis of the ONS labour market statistics, released on the morning of 23 February.

  • Labour market analysis

    16 07 2020

    July 2020

    The headline labour market figures for employment and unemployment published on 16 July begin to show the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Labour market analysis

    11 08 2020

    August 2020

    This briefing sets out analysis of ONS labour market statistics released on morning of 11th August 2020.

  • Labour market analysis

    15 09 2020

    September 2020

    This briefing sets out analysis of ONS labour market statistics released on the morning of 15 September 2020.

  • Labour market analysis

    13 10 2020

    October 2020

    This briefing sets out analysis of ONS labour market statistics released on the morning of 13 October

  • Labour market analysis

    22 05 2020

    April 2020

    The latest labour market figures published on 21 April indicate that the UK labour market was in a robust state as it headed into the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Labour market analysis

    10 11 2020

    November 2020

    This briefing sets out analysis of ONS labour market statistics released on the morning of 10 November

  • Labour market analysis

    01 04 2020

    March 2020

    The latest labour market figures published on 17 March are positive with a large rise in employment in the quarter, despite the unexpected rise in unemployment.

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