Official Statistics

Characteristics of disabled people in employment: April to June 2017

Employment of disabled and non-disabled people broken down by key characteristics.

From:
Department for Work and Pensions and Department of Health and Social Care
Published
1 November 2018

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Details

This ad hoc statistical release provides detailed breakdowns of the characteristics of disabled and non-disabled people by employment status.

The figures presented are based on data from a number of UK household surveys:

  • the, produced by the Office for National Statistics
  • the Family Resources Survey, led by the Department for Work and Pensions
  • , a household longitudinal survey led by a team of scientific experts based at research centres across the UK

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Published 1 November 2018

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