Measuring labour productivity: our new approach
Measuring labour productivity: our new approach
Today the ONS has published a research paper setting out an improved approach to estimating labour productivity that uses the…
Today the ONS has published a research paper setting out an improved approach to estimating labour productivity that uses the…
How do we find the best and most cost-effective ways to help people take part in the next census? We carry out a test. In March 2027, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) will run a large-scale census test across England and Wales to help prepare for Census 2031. As Mary Gregory explains, like a scientific experiment, the test will try different approaches in different places. By asking selected households and students to complete a questionnaire, we can learn what works best to encourage responses, what needs improving and which methods to rule out.
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In his first week as the UK’s National Statistician, André Loranger reflects on what he has learned from a career in official statistics, the values shared by the UK and Canadian statistical systems and why listening to colleagues and users will be central to shaping delivery of his priorities.
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Over the past year we have been working to publish data faster to support improvements to infant health. In this blog, Dr Claire Sellwood Green reports on the latest step in this process: publishing figures on neonatal deaths every quarter.
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Domestic abuse can have devastating consequences yet often remains hidden. Our best measure for understanding the scale of this abuse…
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Today the ONS has published the latest data from its Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), which provides critical…
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