Labour Market Statistics User group
The LMSUG exists for users of labour market data, whether produced by official sources or other organisations such as trade bodies. The use and interpretation of labour market data is fundamental in describing the state of the economy and the well-being of society. The group holds afternoon meetings three times a year and seeks to improve understanding of methodology, discuss user views and experience, together with the policy and other uses of labour market data.
Potential topics for future meetings include:
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Participation of younger people in the labour market
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Earnings
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Local area labour market data
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Disadvantaged groups
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Integrated household survey
Meetings are arranged by an organising committee including representatives from government and non-government users.
To be notified of future meetings please contact Katy.Dunn@ons.gsi.gov.uk
Future Meetings
Labour Market Statistics User Group
5th July 2011, 2.30pm - 4.30pm
BIS Conference Centre, 1 Victoria Street, London
http://www.bis.gov.uk/contact/london-offices
"Analysis by Occupation"
The next LMSUG will look at analysis by occupation, including some details
on the new SOC 2010
Everyone is welcome to attend, however, there is limit on spaces. To reserve a space to attend, please email katy.dunn@ons.gov.uk
Past meetings
25 Nov 2010 Changes in labour demand - A look at the labour market by industry
23 Jan 2009 Migration and Skills
" Professor John Salt, UCL 'International Migration statistics and Trends [PPT 30KB]'
" Professor David Metcalf, LSE (Chair of Migration Advisory Committee) 'Skilled , Shortage, Sensible: the 2008 Occupation Shortage List [PPT 296KB]'
" Mark Spilsbury, UKCES 'The Role of the UK Commission for Employment and Skills [PPT 492KB]'
" Simon Wood, DWP 'Recent Labour Market Developments [PPT 531KB]'
6 Nov 2008 UN Review and Change to Working Age
"Catherine Barham, ONS 'Developments since the UN review of labour statistics [PPT 382KB]'
"Jamie Jenkins, ONS 'Presentation and discussion on proposals to change the definition of Working Age [PPT 251KB]'
"Bill Wells, BERR 'State of the Labour Market [PPT 186KB]'
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