The session is aimed at users of the labour market data and provides an update on the Transformed Labour Force Survey.
Learn more on Transforming Labour Force Survey Government departments briefingAs part of the Science and Society webinar series, Professor Ian Walker will be presenting on recent social science work from across a range of applied areas, including transport mode choice and energy saving.
Learn more on Ian Walker: Behaviour change for sustainability, health and wellbeingThis seminar will provide an opportunity to hear from three leading independent thinkers about the economic and fiscal prospects for the UK and each devolved nation.
Learn more on Devolution Learning Week: The economic and fiscal outlook for the UK and devolved nationsThis is the final event of the day showcasing the Household Costs Indices, to help users understand what they are and how they could be used.
Learn more on What are the Household Costs Indices and how do they differ from CPI?This is the second event from the Office for National Statistics, on the Household Costs Indices and how to use them.
Learn more on Using our inflation data to understand different households’ cost of livingThe Office for National Statistics is holding a set of events on 4 December, to explain Household Costs Indices and show how they can be used.
Learn more on Launching new quarterly Household Costs IndicesThis is an extremely rare opportunity to hear from all the Chief Economists from across the UK.
Learn more on Devolution Learning Week: Meet the UK’s Chief EconomistsFind out how the Delivery and Impact team and the Analysis Standards and Pipelines (ASAP) team worked together to support best practice for data visualisation.
Learn more on Best practice in data visualisation accessibilityDrop-in with any queries related to communicating data, statistics or analysis. This could be about making content accessible, best practice for data visualisations or advice on written content.
Learn more on Communicating analysis drop-in clinic: 29 November 2023This seminar will highlight how important it is for analysts right across government to understand devolution. It will set out how to maximise opportunities for statistical collaboration with the devolved governments, including a range of resources that can help you.
Learn more on Devolution Learning Week: An introduction to devolution for analysts