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…
Local Lessons in Decision Making
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is known for revealing the trends shaping the UK. But what happens when the answers you need are closer to home? Arianne Clark from ONS Local answers.
Read more on Local Lessons in Decision MakingMaking children’s voices count: a new approach to the crime survey
Ensuring children’s voices are represented in our statistics is essential for building a better understanding of their lives and the risks they face. The Children’s Crime Survey for England and Wales has moved online following falling response rates to the previous face-to-face survey. Caroline Youell explains how redesigning the survey and moving it online has improved participation and provided better insight into young people’s experiences and perceptions of safety both online and in their daily life.
Read more on Making children’s voices count: a new approach to the crime surveyBuilding the digital backbone behind the UK’s statistics
Secure technology and data products are the foundations upon which the ONS delivers modern statistics. One month into his new role as Director General, Luke Ashton gives his early thoughts on how his Group – ONS Digital – will support the organisation through its ongoing recovery and transformation.
Read more on Building the digital backbone behind the UK’s statisticsHow the ONS is improving its measure of GDP
Every year the ONS improves its estimate of the size of and growth in the UK economy – known as…
Read more on How the ONS is improving its measure of GDPThe road ahead for the Transformed Labour Force Survey
Today we have provided the latest evidence on progress towards using the Transformed Labour Force Survey (TLFS) for headline labour…
Read more on The road ahead for the Transformed Labour Force Survey