Healthy Labour Market Review 2008 - Tables

The South West Healthy Labour Market Review is commissioned by the South West Regional Skills Partnership (SWRSP) and produced by the Skills and Learning Intelligence Module (SLIM). It provides part of the evidence base in support of the work of the SWRSP.

Table 2.1	Employment in high-technology and knowledge-intensive sectors, 2006 (%) – by county/unitary authority	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.2	Distribution of gross weekly earnings by region, 2007	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.3	Gap between the top 10% and bottom 10% of earners, South West, 2002-2007	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.4	Self-employment by sector, South West vs England, 2007 (%)	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.5	Temporary employment by sector, 2007 (%), South West vs England	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.6	Summary of regional GVA, current prices	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.7	Summary of South West NUTS 3 sub-regional GVA, current prices	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.8	Investment as a proportion of GVA	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.9	Inter-regional migration flows, year ending June 2007 (thousands)	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.10	Sources of in-flows and destinations of out-flows to and from South West, year ending June 2007 (thousands)	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 2.11	Graduate movements into and out of South West, 2005/06	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 3.1	VAT registered businesses still trading three years from first registration (percent still trading)	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 3.2	Vacancies in the South West, by LSC area, 2007	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 3.3	Hard-to-fill vacancies by region, 2007	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 4.1	Participation in HE by students from the South West, 2002/03-2006/07	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 4.2	Comparison of baseline position against Leitch intermediate targets	[pdf - 2800KB]

Table 4.3	Comparison of baseline position against Leitch 2020 targets	[pdf - 2800KB]

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