Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data

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Skills and Employment Survey 2023

Overview Given recent societal and policy changes, the UK faces an increased need to know how the world of work has changed.  The overarching aim of the Skills and Employment Survey 2023 (SES2023) is to collect robust survey data on the skills and employment experiences of people aged 20-65 working in Britain in 2023. SES2023…

Research Team: Alan Felstead (Cardiff University), Curtis Jessop (NatCen Social Research), Duncan Gallie (University of Oxford), Francis Green (University College London), Golo Henseke (University College London), Joanna D'Ardenne (NatCen Social Research), Martin Wood (NatCen Social Research), Rhys Davies (Cardiff University), Ying Zhou (University of Surrey)
Skills and Employment Survey 2017

Overview The Skills and Employment Survey (2017) collects data on what people do at work, what skills they use and how they work. The 2017 survey is the seventh in a series of studies which began in 1986. A total of 3,306 workers took part in the latest survey. These cross-sectional surveys provide the means…

Research Team: Alan Felstead (Cardiff University), Duncan Gallie (University of Oxford), Francis Green (University College London), Golo Henseke (University College London)
Skills and Employment Survey 2012

The Skills and Employment Survey (2012) collects data on what people do at work, what skills they use and how they work. It is the sixth in a series of representative sample surveys of workers in Britain stretching back over 30 years. These cross-sectional surveys provide the means to chart and explain the changing pattern of…

Research Team: Alan Felstead (Cardiff University), Duncan Gallie (University of Oxford), Francis Green (University College London)