NEET: Young People Not in Education, Employment or Training
This briefing presents the latest statistics on young people who were Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET), and the policies in place to reduce the number of people who are NEET.
This Research Paper series summarises the main economic indicators currently available for the UK, along with comparisons with other major OECD countries. This month’s articles: "Tax revenues: recession and recovery" and "Lights, roads, water – the fragile state of infrastructure investment"
Economic Indicators, January 2014. (745KB PDF)
This Research Paper series summarises the main economic indicators currently available for the UK, along with comparisons with other major OECD countries.
• GDP growth was confirmed as 0.8% in Q3 2013 compared with the previous quarter, following growth of 0.8% in Q2. GDP is now 2.0% below its peak in Q1 2008.
• Employment grew by 250,000 to 30.09 million in August-October 2013, the first time employment has exceeded 30 million. Unemployment during the same period fell by 99,000, to 2.39 million.
• Productivity in the UK grew slightly during Q2 and Q3 2013 compared with the same period in 2012, following four successive quarters of declining productivity.
This month’s articles: “Tax revenues: recession and recovery” and “Lights, roads, water – the fragile state of infrastructure investment”
Economic Indicators, January 2014. (745KB PDF)
This briefing presents the latest statistics on young people who were Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET), and the policies in place to reduce the number of people who are NEET.
Analysis of the latest UK and international economic indicators
GDP has continued to grow slowly despite the conflict in the Middle East, but inflation rose in July as its effects filtered through to household energy prices.