Official Statistics: Get Britain Working: Labour Market Insights April 2026
the into-work rate for UC customers in the ‘Searching for work’ conditionality regime, including breakdowns by geography, age, duration on UC and highest level of educational qualification
sustained employment of Universal Credit customers
worklessness of Universal Credit customers
young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) across England’s regions and by local labour market type
highest level of educational qualification for UC customers
flows between industrial sectors for UC customer
time since last employment by previous and new industrial sector of employment for UC customers
We have also published data tables in open document spreadsheet (ODS) format and a background information and methodology report.
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