The latest WED Project insights suggest that the Gender Pay Gap in Great Britain may have been underestimated by approximately one percentage point for the past two decades. The WED…
At this year's Work, Pensions, and Labour Economics Study Group (WPEG) Conference, the Wage and Employment Dynamics (WED) Project held a Special Session, featuring presentations from four speakers who shared…
The documentation relating to the ASHE-PAYE and ASHE-Self Assessment datasets are now available. These useful guides will help you to navigate and utilize the newest WED datasets effectively. If you're…
As we reach the half way point of 2024, join us in reflecting on the WED project's successes so far. The WED Community This year we welcomed Carl Singleton back…
We are proud to announce that the WED Project will be hosting a special session at this year’s WPEG conference on July 16th. The WED special session will feature presentations…
In partnership with Administrative Data Research (ADR UK) and the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the Wage and Employment Dynamics Team at the University of the West of England (UWE)…
At this year's ESCOE Conference on Economic Measurement, John Forth presented the latest methodological insights into ASHE sample bias. The Economic Statistics Centre of Excellence (ESCOE) at King’s Business School…
The Wage and Employment Dynamics Project – a collaboration between the University of the West of England, City University, UCL and the University of Stirling – has been awarded a…
ADR UK Fellow Ezgi Kaya's work utilizes the ASHE-Census 2011 data linkage to explore the nexus between immigration, integration and labour market outcomes. This discussion paper outlines some of her…
Last month, Lucy Stokes presented a short course which gave users a thorough introduction to the ASHE-2011 Census dataset, with a focus on practical usage. The course covered: An overview…