Author: Damian Whittard

WED Project lead Damian Whittard gives an insight into why the new dataset which links the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) to Pay as You Earn (PAYE) and…

The Colloquium on Personnel Economics (COPE) is an academic conference focused on the field of personnel economics. This branch of economics applies economic analysis to human resource management, organizational behaviour,…

Administrative data is information created when people interact with public services, such as the Census or HMRC, and is collated by the government. Administrative data provides an invaluable wealth of…

This page draws on insights from existing ADR UK Research Fellows and provides helpful guidance on applying for research funding. Administrative data is a powerful, yet largely untapped research resource…

ADR UK is inviting funding applications for research fellowships to conduct research and analysis using eligible ADR England flagship datasets. Research Fellows will demonstrate the policy impact potential of these datasets by generating…

An introduction to the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings - 2011 Census linked dataset As part of the Wage and Employment Dynamics project, funded by ADR UK, data from…

Unlocking Insights: ADR UK Research Fellowships for Impactful Policy Research Are you a researcher passionate about making a tangible difference in society? Do you thrive on delving into vast datasets…

As we step into the New Year, we take immense pride in reflecting on the milestones achieved within the Wage and Employment Dynamics (WED) project in 2023. This dynamic data…

Reflections on the WED Project In our third instalment of our Talking Heads series, we speak to Lucy Stokes (NIESR) about how the WED project has developed over her time working…

ADR UK will a hold conference in partnership with the Office for National Statistics to discuss the power and potential of administrative data for research. Changes to the economy and…