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SPICe briefings
Date published:
13 October 2020
Labour market update: October 2020
Data
Table 1: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates by nation and region of the UKUnemployment (16+) %Employment (16-64) %Inactivity (16-64) %United Kingdom4.575.620.8England4.576.020.3North East6.671.822.9North West 4.375.221.3Yorkshire and The Humber4.274.122.6East Midlands4.475.421.0West Midlands4.674.521.8East4.177.419.1London5.376.119.8South East4.179.117.4South West4.176.719.8Wales3.872.724.4Scotland4.573.922.6Northern Ireland 3.770.626.6UK labour market: October 2020Table 2: Overall unemployment, employment and inactivity rate - May to July 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.54.54.1Employment (16-64)73.973.574.3Inactivity (16-64)22.623.o22.5Labour market in the regions of the UK: October 2020 Table 3: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for women - May to July 2020Current quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.44.43.6Employment (16-64)74.474.473.8Inactivity (16-64)25.625.626.2Labour market in the regions of the UK: October 2020Table 4: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates for men - May to July 2020MenCurrent quarterPrevious quarterSame quarter last yearUnemployment (16+)4.64.64.5Employment (16-64)76.775.977.7Inactivity (16-64)19.420.318.6Labour market in the regions of the UK: October 2020 Table 5: Unemployment, employment and inactivity rates by age - May to July 202016 - 2425 - 3435 - 4950 - 64Unemployment12.54.52.83.7Employment55.880.284.37o.1Inactivity36.316.013.227.2Labour market in the regions of the UK: October 2020
SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 April 2017
Labour Market Update: April 2017 - Economic Inactivity
Economic Inactivity
This section looks at economic inactivity in Scotland.
Last updated:
6 May 2025
Tackling Child Poverty Letter from the Secretary of State for Scotland
The reforms we have announced will ensure everyone who can work, including parents, get the active support they need, including through an extra £1 billion for personalised health, skills, and employment support for sick and disabled people.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 April 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 23 April 2025
There is another aspect of all this. We may say that getting more people into economic activity would be good.
Committee reports
Date published:
7 February 2023
Road to recovery: the impact of the pandemic on Scotland's labour market - Employability services
The Committee visited Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, which experiences some of the highest levels of economic inactivity due to long-term illness in Scotland, to see how employability services are being implemented to support people into the labour market.
SPICe briefings
Date published:
18 April 2018
Labour Market update: April 2018 - Economic inactivity by age
,Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity by age group (not seasonally adjusted) and Regional labour market: Estimates of economic inactivity by age
SPICe briefings
Date published:
22 February 2018
Labour Market Update: February 2018 - Economic inactivity by age
,Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity by age group (not seasonally adjusted) and Regional labour market: Estimates of economic inactivity by age
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 September 2024
Finance and Public Administration Committee 17 September 2024
However, if you are doing exactly the same thing but are caring for someone else’s dad as a paid job, you are economically active. How do we square what we view as economic activity or inactivity?
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
Official Report
Meeting date:
17 September 2024
Finance and Public Administration Committee 17 September 2024
However, if you are doing exactly the same thing but are caring for someone else’s dad as a paid job, you are economically active. How do we square what we view as economic activity or inactivity?
