§ Mr. BattleTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many people were employed in(a) manufacturing and (b) service industries in each year since 1987. [26197]
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§ Mr. OppenheimThe information requested is provided in the following table:
Employees in United Kingdom: December of each year (thousands1) Year Manufacturing Industries Service Industries 1987 5,191 14,904 1988 5,224 15,423 1989 5,190 15,819 1990 4,976 15,948 1991 4,607 15,723 1992 4,366 15,608 1993 4,353 15,795 1994 4,369 15,906 1 Seasonally adjusted. Source:
Workforce in Employment series.
§ Mr. MilburnTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list the number and proportion of (i) men and (ii) women in each region who were unemployed or economically inactive aged(a) 16 to 19, (b) 20 to 24, (c) 25 to 34 and (d) 35 to 49 years; and if he will also give the figures for (i) women between 30 and 59, (ii) men between 50 and 64, (iii) women over 60 and (iv) men over 65 years in each year since 1979. [26086]
§ Mr. Oppenheim[holding answer 25 May 2995]: For years 1984 onwards, this information is available from the labour force survey and can be obtained via the Quantime LFS service available in the Library.
§ Mr. WinnickTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many people receive from full-time work(a) £30,000 to £35,000, (b) £35,000 to £50,000,
Service Title of statement Last Updated Follow-up Procedure Employment Service Jobseeker's Charter June 1994 Write to Chief Executive Health and Safety Executive HSE and You January 1994 Write to Director General HSE—Working for Employers January 1994 Write to Director General Redundancy Payments Service Redundancy Payments Service Charter February 1994 Write to manager of relevant office Responses to complaints are dealt with according to the time scales applying to other forms of inquiry from members of the public, as described in my reply to the hon. Member today.