UK Claimant Count Change
- UK Claimant Count Change Graph
- History
Expected Impact / Date | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
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Jan 21, 2025 | 0.7K | 10.3K | -25.1K |
Dec 17, 2024 | 0.3K | 28.2K | -10.9K |
Nov 12, 2024 | 26.7K | 30.5K | 10.1K |
Oct 15, 2024 | 27.9K | 20.2K | 0.3K |
Sep 10, 2024 | 23.7K | 95.5K | 102.3K |
Aug 13, 2024 | 135.0K | 14.5K | 36.2K |
Jul 18, 2024 | 32.3K | 23.4K | 51.9K |
Jun 11, 2024 | 50.4K | 10.2K | 8.4K |
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- UK Claimant Count Change News
- From ons.gov.uk|Jan 21, 2025
Estimates for payrolled employees in the UK decreased by 32,000 (0.1%) between October and November 2024 but rose by 95,000 (0.3%) between November 2023 and November 2024. Payrolled employees fell by 11,000 (0.0%) over the quarter but rose by 134,000 (0.4%) over the year, when looking at September to November 2024. This is the period comparable with our Labour Force Survey (LFS) estimates. The early estimate of payrolled employees for December 2024 decreased by 47,000 (0.2%) on the month and decreased by 8,000 (0.0%) on the year to ...
- From ons.gov.uk|Dec 17, 2024
Estimates for payrolled employees in the UK increased by 24,000 (0.1%) between September and October 2024, and rose by 140,000 (0.5%) between October 2023 and October 2024. Payrolled employees fell by 22,000 (0.1%) over the quarter but rose by 160,000 (0.5%) over the year, when looking at August to October 2024. This is the period comparable with our Labour Force Survey (LFS) estimates. The early estimate of payrolled employees for November 2024 decreased by 35,000 (0.1%) on the month and increased by 76,000 (0.3%) on the year to ...
- From bnnbloomberg.ca|Dec 1, 2024
Britain’s banks may be putting extra money aside to cover bad loans due to confusion around the country’s faulty labor market data. Lenders use the unemployment rate alongside other metrics including GDP, property prices, inflation and interest rates, to try to project how many people will default on their loans. However, the UK’s Office for National Statistics has been struggling to collect sufficient and accurate data on employment trends, leading to severe criticism from central bankers and politicians. HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds and ...
- From ons.gov.uk|Nov 12, 2024
Estimates for payrolled employees in the UK decreased by 9,000 (0.0%) between August and September 2024, but rose by 136,000 (0.4%) between September 2023 and September 2024. Payrolled employees fell by 9,000 (0.0%) over the quarter but rose by 182,000 (0.6%) over the year, when looking at July to September 2024, which is the period comparable with our Labour Force Survey (LFS) estimates. The early estimate of payrolled employees for October 2024 decreased by 5,000 (0.0%) on the month but increased by 95,000 (0.3%) on the year, to ...
- From scotiabank.com|Nov 9, 2024|1 comment
With all the turmoil, excitement, and even apprehension surrounding key developments of late it might be welcome that this week is likely to be a little more boring at least in terms of calendar-based macro risks. It’s hard not for it to be so when compared to recent developments including the US election, decisions by multiple central banks, significant macro data risk, earnings season, geopolitical developments and the resulting market volatility. The week’s main focal points will include a US inflation update, the possibility we ...
- From ons.gov.uk|Oct 15, 2024|9 comments
Estimates for payrolled employees in the UK decreased by 35,000 (negative 0.1%) between July and August 2024, but rose by 165,000 (0.5%) between August 2023 and August 2024. When looking at June to August 2024 (comparable with our Labour Force Survey (LFS) estimates), payrolled employees rose by 3,000 (0.0%) over the quarter and by 203,000 (0.7%) over the year. The early estimate of payrolled employees for September 2024 decreased by 15,000 (0.0%) on the month but increased by 113,000 (0.4%) on the year, to 30.3 million. The ...
- From xm.com|Sep 6, 2024
The European Central Bank’s carefully choreographed rate-cutting cycle got off to an awkward start in June after last-minute data upsets. For credibility’s sake, policymakers had only one choice – press ahead with the planned 25-basis-point rate reduction but present it as a ‘hawkish cut’. Fortunately for the doves and struggling European businesses, the case for further policy easing has strengthened since the last gathering in July when rates were kept on hold. Headline inflation dipped to 2.2% y/y in August and the rebound in euro ...
- From ons.gov.uk|Aug 13, 2024|6 comments
This month's labour market figures show that the number of vacancies is continuing to fall, although these are still 11.0% higher than in January to March 2020. The unemployment rate is slightly below that of a year ago, while there was a modest increase in both the total number of people in employment and the number of payrolled employees in the latest quarter. Our Annual growth rate comparisons dataset, which includes comparisons of HM Revenue and Customs Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Real Time Information (RTI), and Labour Force Survey ...
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