The
South West Healthy Labour Market Review 2005 was commissioned by the
South West Enterprise and Skills Alliance (SWESA) and produced by the
Skills and Learning Intelligence Module (SLIM). It provides part of the
evidence base in support of the work of the SWESA and is one of four
elements of the overall 'Balanced Scorecard' for reviewing SWESA progress.
The report presents the findings of the 2005 review on a range of labour market indicators. The analysis presented in this report is largely statistical, and based on robust national data sources.
Due to the size, the report has been split into sections, each of which is downloadable as PDF files. A full copy of the report is also available (10.3MB).
Contents and introduction (HTML version of
Contents or PDF
at 300KB)
Purpose of the review, background, methodology, data sources
Section 2 - Labour Market
Context (123kb)
In this section we consider the trends and developments at the level
of the UK economy and some international comparisons. This sections also
includes the key findings of the 2004 HLMR.
Section 3 - Broad Outcome
Indicators (526kb)
In this section we consider the Broad Outcome indicator labour market
themes.
Section 4 - Closer to Policy
Indicators (198kb)
This section focuses on the Closer to Policy indicator labour market
themes, including business generation, labour market turnover, redundancies
and vacancies & skills.
Section 5 - Learning and
Training (201kb)
This section focuses on learning and training indicators including young
people's participation in education and training, adult participation
in learning and training, higher education and the graduate labour market.
Summary of the Region (72kb)
One page summary of the report, which suggests that the region continues
to function effectively and efficiently.
Annexes, Glossary and Abbreviations (132kb)
Original HLRM structure; LSC targets; glossary of terms; abbreviations.
Use the links below to view PDFs of the report.
Complete versions: