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UK culture department adds employment data tables to statistics release

The department says tables on employment by socioeconomic background cover July to September in 2016 and 2019–2025.

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  • The tables use data from the Office for National Statistics Labour Force Survey, the department says.
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The figures are estimates for DCMS sectors and do not include the digital sector, according to the department.

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The department says it plans to bring the digital and other economic estimates together in due course.

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UK Culture DepartmentOfficial Statistics: Economic Estimates: Employment January 2025 to December 2025 for DCMS Sectors
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  2. The department says tables on employment by socioeconomic background cover July to September in 2016 and 2019–2025.

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  3. The tables use data from the Office for National Statistics Labour Force Survey, the department says.

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  4. The figures are estimates for DCMS sectors and do not include the digital sector, according to the department.

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  5. The department says it plans to bring the digital and other economic estimates together in due course.

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