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onsstats uploaded a new video
(22 hours ago)
Short video from the ONS looking at graduates in the labour market.
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Short video from the ONS looking at graduates in the labour market.
It shows how over the past decade the percentage of recent graduates working in lower skilled jobs in the economy has risen from 26.7 per cent in 2001 to around 35.9 per cent in 2011. The number of recent graduates has increased by around 41 per cent over the past decade.
It then shows how the recent recession has impacted most on the employment rate for recent graduates compared to all graduates and non-graduates.
It then focuses on graduate earnings by degree subject studied and shows that graduates with a degree in medicine/dentistry earn the most at around £21.29 per hour. Graduates with an arts degree earn the least at £12.06 per hour. Non-graduates earn around £8.92 per hour.
Finally it looks at unemployment rates for recent graduates since 1992 and shows that new gradautes (those graduating 2 years previous) have the highest unemployment rates.
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onsstats uploaded a new video
(5 days ago)
Short video from the ONS looking at population ageing across the UK and ...
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Short video from the ONS looking at population ageing across the UK and EU from 1985 through to 2035.
It shows the average age of the population across the four countries of the UK from 1985 through to 2010 and the projected average up to 2035.
It then looks at the percentage of the population in each country that is aged 65 and over in 1985, 2010 and 2035
Next there are comparisons of the UK and EU and how the median age of both has changed from 1990 to 2010
Finally it looks at the percentage of the population aged 65 and over for each of the EU countries, showing where the UK ranks in 1985, 2010 and 2035.
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onsstats uploaded a new video
(1 week ago)
Short video looking at the youth unemployed in the UK.
It shows how emplo...
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Short video looking at the youth unemployed in the UK.
It shows how employment rates for young people (16 to 24) not in full-time education were similar to people aged 22 to 64 from 1992 to 2004.
Since 2004 the employment rate for young people has fallen while the rate for those aged 22 to 64 is fairly similar.
Young people are working mainly in sales/customer service jobs or elementary occupations such as bar staff, waiters and waitresses. 92% work part-time if they are still studying and 25% work part-time if they are no longer in full-time education.
Young women are more likely to work than young men if they are in education but the reverse occurs for those not in education.
Finally young people earn around 42 per cent less than their older counterparts, £7.01 vs £12.00 per hour excluding overtime.
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onsstats uploaded a new video
(1 week ago)
Short video looking at the youth unemployed in the UK.
It shows that the ...
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Short video looking at the youth unemployed in the UK.
It shows that the current level of youth unemployment of 1.04 million is the highest since the mid 1980s.
It then goes on to look at how increasing participation in education has impacted on the unemployment rate.
It then focuses on youth unemployment across the EU and shows that the UK youth unemployment rate, at 21.8%, is similar to the EU average of 21.5%. Spain has the highest rate at 47.1% and Austria the lowest rate at 7.3%.
Finally, it shows that obtaining qualifications beyond GCSE reduces the chance of being unemployed, especially by the age of 24.
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