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Trade union statistics 2013

Trade union statistics and bulletin for 2013.

From:
Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Office for National Statistics
Published
28 May 2014

Documents

Ref: BIS/14/P77

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Ref: BIS/14/850

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The trade union membership 2013 report uses the Labour Force Survey to provide an estimate of the levels and density of trade union membership for all UK employees and all UK workers. Additionally, estimates of trade union densities are published for age, gender, ethnicity, income, major occupation, industry, full and part-time employment, sector, nation and region. The report also provides information on union presence in workplaces and whether an employees pay and conditions are affected by collective agreement.

Confidence intervals have also been published alongside the bulletin providing information about the estimate.

Open data tables and a guide to using these tables have been released as part the government鈥檚 policy for improving the transparency and accountability of government and its services.

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Published 28 May 2014

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