[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing paper: Number SN05871, 16 August 2017: Youth unemployment statistics

... Not adjusting for seasonal effects, 157,100 people aged 18-24 were claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance or were claiming Universal Credit and required to seek work in July 2017. This is 2,200 fewer than a year ago. ... See full document

... aged 16-24 has been declining in recent years; in April to June it was 87,000 less than a year ...The number of young people in employment decreased by 25,000 over the past year, while the number who ... See full document

... aged 16-24 has been declining in recent years; it was 22,000 lower than the previous quarter and 89,000 less than a year ...The number of young people in employment increased by 42,000 over the past ...The ... See full document

... aged 16-24 has been declining in recent years; in the year to May-July 2019 it decreased by ...The number of young people in employment decreased by 54,000 over the past year, while the number who ... See full document

... general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific ...The House of Commons or the author(s) shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any loss or damage of ... See full document

... sheer number means that I start from a position of caution…Some of those proposals are niche, to say the least, but when made they all have a strong and persuasive argument behind them, with support from a strong ... See full document

... Estimates of poverty among other groups (e.g. pensioners, working-age adults) are not available at a sub-regional level. Changes in poverty levels On the HMRC measure, almost all constituencies (643 out of 650) saw an ... See full document

... the number of comprehensives and a very clear decline in the number of grammar schools came from 1965 when circular 10/65 was issued by the Ministry of Education encouraging local education authorities to ... See full document

... Keep house warm Keep up to date with bills Money to decorate home Replace broken electrical goods Home contents insurance Replace worn out furniture Money to spend on self each week Make savings of 10 pounds a ... See full document

... January 2017, Schools Week used data released by the DfE in response to a freedom of information request to compile a league table comparing the performance of RSCs against their KPIs for their first year in ... See full document

... The latest report on the financial health of the sector from the English funding council found that the projected financial position of the sector from 2015/16 onwards was ‘sound’. There was, however, expected to ... See full document

... National Statistics estimates that in 2015 companies made special deficit repair contributions to DB schemes of £11 billion in addition to ordinary employer contributions of £20 ... See full document

... Changes over time and discontinuities Annual data from 1997 to the latest year are provided in the ASHE statistical bulletin and can also be downloaded from Nomis. However, the methods by which the data are compiled were ... See full document

... until August 2014 that a formal announcement of the introduction of a ‘family test’ was made: […] The reality is that in the past the family just hasn’t been central to the way government ... See full document

... unemployment.” 39 In press reports on the provisional GCSE results released by the DfE in October 2015, TES highlighted a slight decline in EBacc entries, from 38.7% to 38.6% in 2015, driven by a small decline in ... See full document

... researchers have made a number of attempts. Section 2 of Library Research Paper 13/1, Welfare Benefits Uprating Bill, 2013 , gives an overview of the debate. One such attempt is a major annual ... See full document

... the number of men and women aged 16-24 who were NEET have been at similar levels, and in the last quarter of 2016 slightly more men were NEET than women for the first time since comparable records ...the ... See full document

... The number of applicants who lived in Scotland (and hence were not liable for variable fees at institutions in Scotland) increased by 2% in 2006, compared to a 4% fall among those living in ... See full document

... In his summer Budget 2015 the Chancellor announced that maintenance grants would end for new students from 2016/17 and be replaced by loans. He also announced consultations on freezing the repayment threshold for five ... See full document

... Keep house warm Keep up to date with bills Money to decorate home Replace broken electrical goods Home contents insurance Replace worn out furniture Money to spend on self each week Make savings of 10 pounds a ... See full document