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SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 November 2020
Labour market update: November 2020 - Data
Data
Table 1: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for nations and regions of the UK - July to September 2020AreaEmploymentUnemploymentEconomically inactiveEast77.64.318.7East Midlands75.04.921.0England75.74.820.4London75.26.020.2North East71.56.723.3North West 74.74.621.6Northern Ireland 70.53.626.8Scotland74.04.522.4South East78.34.118.1South West76.54.120.0United Kingdom75.34.820.9Wales72.14.624.4West Midlands74.54.921.5Yorkshire and The Humber74.54.721.8Table 2: Overall unemployment, employment and inactivity rate - July to September 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.54.64.0Employment (16-64)74.073.774.4Inactivity (16-64)22.422.722.4Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020 Table 3: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for women - July to September 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.24.33.8Employment (16-64)71.571.270.6Inactivity (16-64)25.425.626.6Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020Table 4: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for men - July to September 2020MenCurrent quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.94.94.2Employment (16-64)76.776.378.5Inactivity (16-64)19.219.718.0Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020 Table 5: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates by age - July to September 202016 - 2425 - 3435 - 4950 - 64Unemployment14.33.32.74.0Employment55.482.584.669.0Inactivity35.314.713128.1Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020
SPICe briefings
Date published:
3 May 2024
Sport in Scotland: An Overview of Legislation, Governance, Policy and Funding - Participation Inequalities
These include:
The National Walking Strategy and the Daily Mile.
The Active Schools and Active Girls programmes.
Official Report
Meeting date:
19 January 2023
COVID-19 Recovery Committee 19 January 2023
If the lowest level of economic inactivity to which we could ever hope to get is 15 per cent—which still is a large number, because a lot of people genuinely cannot be economically active—a fall of 0.8 per cent in one year from 22.1 to 21.3 per cent is a very big one.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
23 January 2019
Labour market update: January 2019 - Executive Summary
The number of inactive men fell by 8,000 the number of inactive women increase by 13,000.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
16 June 2017
Labour market update June 2017 - Economic inactivity
Economic inactivity
The number of people economically inactive in Scotland increased by 5,000 over the quarter and 14,000 over the year.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
18 May 2017
Labour Market update: May 2017 - Economic Inactivity
Economic Inactivity
The number of people economically inactive in Scotland increased by 4,000 over the quarter and 15,000 over the year.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 November 2021
Health, Social Care and Sport Committee 30 November 2021
During the summer, people are more active and get out and about more. In winter, when it is slippy, dark and cold, is that a barrier to people getting out, and do activity levels drop?
Committee reports
Date published:
28 September 2022
Tackling health inequalities in Scotland - Scottish Government strategy and action
A lot of cross-ministerial dialogue was involved to get to that point—probably more than should be needed, but it was necessary in order to get across all those compartments.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
14 November 2018
Labour market update: November 2018 - Executive Summary
The inactivity level increased by 19,000. The majority of the increase in the inactivity rate came from women, with the number of inactive women increasing by 16,000 over the quarter.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
10 November 2020
Labour market update: November 2020
Data
Table 1: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for nations and regions of the UK - July to September 2020AreaEmploymentUnemploymentEconomically inactiveEast77.64.318.7East Midlands75.04.921.0England75.74.820.4London75.26.020.2North East71.56.723.3North West 74.74.621.6Northern Ireland 70.53.626.8Scotland74.04.522.4South East78.34.118.1South West76.54.120.0United Kingdom75.34.820.9Wales72.14.624.4West Midlands74.54.921.5Yorkshire and The Humber74.54.721.8Table 2: Overall unemployment, employment and inactivity rate - July to September 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.54.64.0Employment (16-64)74.073.774.4Inactivity (16-64)22.422.722.4Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020 Table 3: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for women - July to September 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.24.33.8Employment (16-64)71.571.270.6Inactivity (16-64)25.425.626.6Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020Table 4: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for men - July to September 2020MenCurrent quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.94.94.2Employment (16-64)76.776.378.5Inactivity (16-64)19.219.718.0Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020 Table 5: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates by age - July to September 202016 - 2425 - 3435 - 4950 - 64Unemployment14.33.32.74.0Employment55.482.584.669.0Inactivity35.314.713128.1Labour market in the regions of the UK: November 2020
