The ADR UK funded Wage and Employment Dynamics (WED) initiative that aims to provide new insights into the dynamics of earnings and employment in Great Britain has made a new…
The UK is fortunate in having many valuable sources of data to inform both research and policymaking. The Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) is one such source. Conducted…
WED researcher, Dr. Claire Crawford (UCL), recently looked into possibilities of linking the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) dataset to administrative education data. Click the link to read more about…
Reflections on the ASHE Arusha McKenzie sits with Professor Felix Ritchie to discuss his 20+ years of experience with the ASHE dataset.
For years the Low Pay Commission has used payroll data (the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, or ASHE) to assess the extent of low pay, and to assess the…
For the first time we present hourly wage gaps by ethnicity and sex using the payroll data (the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, or ASHE). Although other data sources…
The WED team is pleased to now have expert education analyst Dr. Claire Crawford on board. Claire will focus on a feasibility study of linking various education datasets to the Wage…
We live in the most uncertain of times. Since the 2008 Great Recession, policymakers have faced important challenges in understanding changes in productivity and wages. Now, the outbreak of Covid-19…