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BIS occasional statistics

This series brings together BIS occasional statistics.

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Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
Published
14 August 2013
Last updated
19 May 2016 — See all updates

Occasional statistical publications produced by Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) analysts. Typically these are small pieces of ad hoc analyses.

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Published 14 August 2013
Last updated 19 May 2016 + show all updates

  1. 'Teaching quality in higher education: applicant and graduate views' added.

  2. UK business sectors: indicators of concentration and Regional goods export data for October to December 2015 added.

  3. UK Participation in Horizon 2020 and Framework Programme 7 added

  4. Construction of domestic buildings: numbers by country added

  5. Added Entrepreneurship Modules: student numbers, August 2014 to July 2015 academic year.

  6. Added 'Regional goods export data: July to September 2015'.

  7. Added Free school meals: pupil progression to higher education

  8. Added regional goods export data for April to July 2015.

  9. Added Migrant entrepreneur visas: numbers of employees and turnover

  10. Regional goods export data added

  11. Numbers of UK private sector enterprises by employees and turnover analysis added

  12. Public expenditure on research and innovation 2013 to 2014 added

  13. Training away from the workplace, January 1995 to December 2014 added

  14. Added research and analysis on private non-financial corporations cash research.

  15. Added numbers of part-timers seeking full-time employment.

  16. Self-employed workers: comparison by length of time in employment added

  17. Self-employed workers: comparison by age and length of employment added

  18. Self-employment in the UK publication added

  19. Agency workers: pay between assignments survey added

  20. Added Survey of awareness of national minimum wage rates - October 2014

  21. Added Historical labour market statistics

  22. Added findings from the survey of employment tribunal applications 2013: characteristics of employment tribunal claimants

  23. Added statistics on young people in full-time education and employment.

  24. Added further findings from the Survey of Employment Tribunal Applications 2013.

  25. Added Proportion of jobs which are highly skilled, by government office region.

  26. January to March 2014 graduate employment figures from the Labour Force Survey added

  27. First published.

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