Information is provided as a parish profile of those people aged 16-74, whether they are economically active or inactive, employed or unemployed and the average number of hours they work. This information is provided for all people aged 16-74, and also for males and females separately.
Data is also provided on the number of people employed according to their socio-economic classification. There is also data on the numbers of people aged between 16 and 74 with or without qualifications, and the numbers of people with qualifications at a certain level. Finally, there is data on method of travel to work and average distance travelled to work.
There are six tables giving data on Work and Qualifications. These tables are listed as "ECONOMIC ACTIVITY", "ECONOMIC ACTIVITY - FEMALES", "ECONOMIC ACTIVITY - MALES", "QUALIFICATIONS", "SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION", and "TRAVEL TO WORK".
There are footnotes below from the Office for National Statistics to assist with use and interpretation of these tables.
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY gives information on:-
Of those who are economically active, the number of people who are:-
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY - FEMALES gives information on:-
Of those who are economically active, the number of people who are:-
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY - MALES gives information on:-
Of those who are economically active, the number of people who are:-
QUALIFICATIONS gives information on:-
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People with no qualifications/qualifications no higher than level 1
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People with qualifications no higher than level 2
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People with qualifications at level 3, 4 or 5
(See the notes below for interpretation of these levels)
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION gives information on:-
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People in managerial and professional occupations
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People in Intermediate occupations
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People who are small employers and own-account workers
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People in lower supervisory and technical occupations
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People in Semi-routine and routine occupations
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People who have never worked and the long term unemployed
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People who have no socio- economic classification
TRAVEL TO WORK gives information on:-
The numbers of people who travel to work:-
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By public transport
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By motorcycle, car or van
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By other means, or work at home
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The average distance travelled to work
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Contact us
If you have any queries about Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Facts and Figures, or if you would like help in finding additional information, please contact Geoff Gosling or Di Bromley in the Strategic and Economic Development Team at Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, Civic Offices, London Road, Basingstoke, Hants, RG21 4AH. Or email us at geoff.gosling@basingstoke.gov.uk or diane.bromley@basingstoke.gov.uk.
