This dataset contains monthly briefings on Job Seekers Allowances (JSA) and Universal Credit (UC) for the City of York. For some of the raw data behind these briefings please...

Footfall in the centre of York. City of York Council is currently working with the 3rd party provider on the relocation of some of the footfall cameras to improve their...

The English Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2019 were published on 26th September 2019. The data sources used in each indicator were based on data from the most recent...

% of working age population in employment (16-64)

% of Year 12-13 (academic age 16-17) NEET who possess less than a L2 qualification (New definition Jan 2017) - (Snapshot)

York Profile.

Key Performance Indicators related to Employment and Skills

Employment Rate (%) (Female)

Employment Rate (%) (Male)

Median earnings of residents - Gross Weekly Pay (£) - Gender Pay Gap

% of working age population qualified - to at least L4 and above (New methodology from 2022/23)

% of working age population qualified - to at least L3 and above (New methodology from 2022/23)

% of working age population qualified - to at least L2 and above (New methodology from 2022/23)

% of working age population qualified - to at least L1 and above (New methodology from 2022/23)

% of working age population qualified - No qualifications (New methodology from 2022/23)

Earnings gap between the 25 percentile and the median (£) (York)

JSA and UC (Out of Work) % of working age population (16 - 64)

JSA and UC (Out of Work) Number of working age population (16 -64)

Median earnings of residents (% difference between York & GB)

Disability Living Allowance Claimants: Number

Disability Living Allowance Claimants: % of Population

These are the York ward profiles containing information up to December 2023 on the 21 electoral wards using the post May 2015 election boundaries.

Median earnings of residents - Gross Weekly Pay (£) This measure is the median weekly earnings for full-time employees (working 39.1 hours per week – 2017 average) where half...

Universal Credit: Claimants not in employment

Universal Credit: Claimants