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Using qualitative research to align survey questions with respondents’ mental models

Data, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Insights from the Labour Force Survey transformation: accidents at work and work‑related illness.

From Self-Taught to Distinction: Barry’s Apprenticeship Journey

Careers, Data, Data science, Digital, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Starting my data science degree apprenticeship was one of the most important decisions of my career. I had spent more than twenty years in technical roles, from IT engineering to software development, data engineering and data analysis. Although I had trained extensively, I had no formal qualification to show the depth of my knowledge. I […]

Exploring how personal health affects economic activity

Data, Methodology, Social Researchers, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Find out more about how the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and NHS England (NHSE) are working together to understand how chronic health conditions and medical interventions affect employment and earnings.

Three months in Broadcasting House: my stint with the BBC

Careers, Data, Learning and development, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Anthony Myers blogs about her secondment to BBC News.

Zeroing in on the Code: Enhancing statistics to monitor our “BUS” journey towards net zero

Data, Data quality, Statisticians and Data Scientists, User engagement

Amelia Ash and Shamil Popat blog about their journey to develop a new set of statistics to monitor the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).

Growing public trust in statistics through collaborative communication and intelligent transparency

Archived Conference, Data visualisation, Digital, Statisticians and Data Scientists, User engagement

Reflections from Ed Humpherson and Simon Baugh following their session at the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference in Edinburgh.

From Lunar House to Broadcasting House: My secondment to the BBC

Archived Careers, Learning and development, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Nadyne Dunkley blogs about her secondment to BBC News.

How to drive innovation

Archived One Big Thing, Statisticians and Data Scientists

In this blog, Matt Gurden and Adrian Richards share some of their reflections on how to encourage innovation.

Ensuring Trust – My secondment to the BBC

Archived Careers, Learning and development, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Masuma Ahmed blogs about her experience on secondment to the BBC.

Finding ‘good’ numbers: my secondment to the BBC

Archived Careers, Statisticians and Data Scientists

Megan Riddell blogs about her experience on secondment to the BBC.

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