Research and analysis

The 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Study (WERS) transparency data

Data underlying the 2011 workplace employment relations study (WERS).

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 23 January 2013
• Last updated: 28 July 2014 — See all updates

Documents

2011 workplace employment relations study: standard comparison tables

Ref: BIS/14/1008

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 436 KB

2011 workplace employment relations study first findings: underlying data - part 1

Ref: BIS/14/1008

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 94.5 KB

2011 workplace employment relations study first findings: underlying data - part 2

Ref: BIS/14/1008

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 268 KB

2011 workplace employment relations study first findings: underlying data - part 3

Ref: BIS/14/1008

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 188 KB

2011 workplace employment relations study: standard comparison tables - released with the book "Workplace in the Shadow of Recession"

Ref: BIS/13/1281

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 89.5 KB

Details

This is the transparency data for the 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Study (WERS) survey, the sixth survey of employment relations in Britain.

Update 6 December 2013

Additional data file: 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Study - standard comparison tables for the book “Employment Relations in the Shadow of Recession”. This file contains the key data items contained in the book disaggregated along 11 dimensions. The information is designed to help analysts obtain more detailed findings quickly without recreating the analysis carried out to produce the book, and to help workplaces benchmark their practices and experiences against similar workplaces.

Published 23 January 2013
Last updated 28 July 2014 + show all updates

1. 28 July 2014

   Transparency data for the 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Study (WERS) updated for the fourth edition.

2. 6 December 2013

   Additional data file: 2011 Workplace Employment Relations Study - standard comparison tables for the book "Employment Relations in the Shadow of Recession". This file contains the key data items contained in the book disaggregated along 11 dimensions.

3. 23 January 2013

   First published.