Labour Statistics (Hansard, 15 March 1994)

§ 23. Mr. Dunn
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what was the number of persons in full-time work on 1 January.

§ Miss Widdecombe
In September 1993 there were 17,427,000 full-time workers in Great Britain. December 1993 figures will be published tomorrow.

§ Mr. Redmond
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list the proportions of full-time adult manual workers, full-time adult non-manual workers, and all full-time adult workers with earnings, including overtime, of less than(a) £100, (b) £120, (c) £140, (d) £160, (e) £180, (f) £200 and (g) £220 per week in the Doncaster area; and if he will provide separate figures for males and females.

§ Mr. Michael Forsyth
The information available from the new earnings survey is for South Yorkshire and is as follows:

Full-time employees on adult rates in the county of South Yorkshire—pay unaffected by absence: proportion with gross weekly earnings (including overtime) below the following amounts: at April 1993

Amount Male Female All

Manual employees

£100 0.5 4.5 1.1

£120 1.7 19.2 4.5

£140 4.7 37.2 9.8

£160 9.0 48.7 15.3

£180 13.2 62.8 21.1

£200 21.8 79.5 30.9

£220 29.7 86.5 38.7

Non-manual employees

£100 0.5 1.6 1.0

£120 1.4 5.1 3.1

£140 3.3 11.2 6.9

£160 6.2 20.6 12.7

£180 8.5 29.3 17.9

£200 12.8 39.7 25.0

£220 17.5 50.2 32.3

All employees

£100 0.5 2.1 1.0

£120 1.6 7.9 3.6

£140 4.0 16.2 8.1

£160 7.6 26.1 13.8

£180 10.9 35.8 19.2

£200 17.4 47.4 27.4

£220 23.8 57.3 34.9

§ Mr. Redmond
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what was the average wage of(a) males and (b) females in part-time employment in the Doncaster area for each year since 1979, and this year to date.

§ Mr. Michael Forsyth
The information available from the new earnings survey for part-time female employees in the county of South Yorkshire is shown in the following table. There were too few part-time male employees in the new earnings survey samples for reliable figures to be produced.
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Average gross weekly earnings for part-time females in the county of South Yorkshire for the years 1979 to 1993 inclusive

Year Average gross weekly earnings part-time female £

1979 25.2

1980 32.5

1981 35.1

1982 38.3

1983 41.5

1984 44.1

1985 47.3

1986 49.8

1987 52.7

1988 56.0

1989 64.9

1990 72.6

1991 78.5

1992 88.2

1993 89.4

Full-time employees on adult rates in the county of South Yorkshire—pay unaffected by absence: proportion with gross weekly earnings (including overtime) below the following amounts: at April 1993
Amount	Male	Female	All
Manual employees
£100	0.5	4.5	1.1
£120	1.7	19.2	4.5
£140	4.7	37.2	9.8
£160	9.0	48.7	15.3
£180	13.2	62.8	21.1
£200	21.8	79.5	30.9
£220	29.7	86.5	38.7
Non-manual employees
£100	0.5	1.6	1.0
£120	1.4	5.1	3.1
£140	3.3	11.2	6.9
£160	6.2	20.6	12.7
£180	8.5	29.3	17.9
£200	12.8	39.7	25.0
£220	17.5	50.2	32.3
All employees
£100	0.5	2.1	1.0
£120	1.6	7.9	3.6
£140	4.0	16.2	8.1
£160	7.6	26.1	13.8
£180	10.9	35.8	19.2
£200	17.4	47.4	27.4
£220	23.8	57.3	34.9

Average gross weekly earnings for part-time females in the county of South Yorkshire for the years 1979 to 1993 inclusive
Year	Average gross weekly earnings part-time female £
1979	25.2
1980	32.5
1981	35.1
1982	38.3
1983	41.5
1984	44.1
1985	47.3
1986	49.8
1987	52.7
1988	56.0
1989	64.9
1990	72.6
1991	78.5
1992	88.2
1993	89.4