§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed under minimum list heading 342 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Birtley, Blackburn, Bridgwater, Chorley, Enfield, Nottingham, Eccles, Crewe, Renfrew, Newbridge, Monmonthshire, and Leeds.
§ Mr. John FraserThis Department's employment figures are obtained under the provisions of the Statistics of Trade Act 1947 and can be disclosed only in a form which ensures that information about individual undertakings cannot be identified. Consequently the figures below relate to Order VII (Mechanical Engineering) of the Standard Industrial Classification (1968) rather than to the individual Minimum List Heading 342. Also the figures for Newbridge have been combined with those for Risca.
Order VII (MLR 331 to 349) Mechanical Engineering Employees in Employment—June 1974. Birtley 4,500 Blackburn 6,050 Bridgwater 2,600 Chorley 100 Enfield 3,650 Nottingham 5,350 Eccles 1,900 Crewe 900 Renfrew 5,350 Newbridge and Risca 200 Leeds 8,700
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment (1) how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed in each of the occupations listed under Group XIV of the standard occupational analysis under minimum list headings 364 and 367 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Chelmsford, Bracknell, Ilford, Farnborough and Harrow;
(2) how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed in each of the occupations listed under Group XIV of the standard occupational analysis under minimum list heading 370 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Barrow—in—Furness, Birkenhead, Wallsend, Devonport, Chat- 504W ham, Portsmouth, Inverkeithing, Partick, Glasgow;
(3) how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed in each of the occupations listed under Group XIV of the standard occupational analysis under minimum list heading 342 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange area: Birtley, Blackburn, Bridgwater, Chorley, Enfield, Nottingham, Eccles, Crewe, Renfrew, Newbridge, Monmouth and Leeds;
(4) how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed in each of the occupations listed under Group XIV of the standard occupational analysis under minimum list heading 383 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Hatfield, Kingston, Stevenage and Preston.
§ Mr. John FraserI regret that information on the numbers employed in occupations within individual industries is not available for areas as small as those covered by individual employment exchanges. The available information on employees in industries is being given in the answers to the Question on that subject from my hon. Friend.
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many persons are unemployed, according to the latest available statistics, under minimum list heading 342 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Birtley, Blackburn, Bridgwater, Chorley, Enfield, Nottingham, Eccles, Crewe, Renfrew, Newbridge, Monmouthshire, and Leeds.
§ Mr. John FraserFollowing is the information:
505W
Number unemployed who last worked in Ordnance and small arms, Minimum List Heading 342 of the Standard Industrial Classification at November 1975. Employment Office area Birtley 6 Blackburn 9 Bridgwater 5 Chorley 1 Enfield 3 Nottingham 17 Eccles 6 Crewe 2 Renfrew — Newbridge — Monmouthshire — Leeds 7
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many persons are unemployed, according to the latest available statistics, under minimum list headings 364 and 367 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Chelmsford, Bracknell, Ilford, Farnborough and Harrow.
§ Mr. John FraserFollowing is the information:
UNEMPLOYED AT NOVEMBER 1975 Employment Office area Number who last worked in radio and electronic components, Minimum List Heading 364 of the Standard Industrial Classification Number who last worked in radio, radar and electronic capital goods, MLH 367 of the SIC Chelmsford 18 52 Bracknell 13 12 Ilford 24 57 Farnborough 3 2 Harrow 13 22
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many persons according to the latest available statistics, are employed under minimum list headings 364 and 367 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Chelmsford, Bracknell, Ilford, Farnborough and Harrow.
§ Mr. John FraserThis Department's employment figures are obtained under the provisions of the Statistics of Trade Act 1947 and can be disclosed only in a form which ensures that information about individual undertakings cannot be identified. Consequently the figures below relate to Order IX (Electrical Engineering) of the Standard Industrial Classification (1968) rather than to the individual Minimum List Headings 364 and 367.
Order IX (MLH 361 to 369) Electrical Engineering Employees in Employment—June 1974 Chelmsford 11,900 Bracknell 3,650 Ilford 8,050 Farnborough 200 Harrow 650
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many 506W persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed under minimum list heading 370 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Barrow-in-Furness, Birkenhead, Wallsend, Devonport, Chatham, Portsmouth, Inverkeithing and Partick, Glasgow.
§ Mr. John FraserThis Department's employment figures are obtained under the provisions of the Statistics of Trade Act 1947 and can be disclosed only in a form which ensures that information about individual undertakings cannot be identified. Consequently figures for MLH 370—shipbuilding and marine engineering—which also comprises the whole of Order X of the Standard Industrial Classification (1968) cannot be given.
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment how many persons are unemployed, according to the latest available statistics, under minimum list heading 383 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Hatfield, Kingston, Stevenage and Preston.
§ Mr. John FraserFollowing is the information:
Number unemployed who last worked in Aerospace Equipment Manufacturing and Repairing, Minimum List Heading 383 of the Standard Industrial Classification, at November 1975. Employment Office Area Hatfield 36 Kingston-upon-Thames 15 Stevenage 31 Preston 48
§ Mr. George Rodgersasked the Secretary of State for Employment, how many persons, according to the latest available statistics, are employed under minimum list heading 383 of the standard industrial classification in each of the following employment exchange areas: Hatfield, Kingston, Stevenage and Preston.
§ Mr. John FraserThis Department's employment figures are obtained under the provisions of the Statistics of Trade Act 1947 and can be disclosed only in a form which ensures that information about individual undertakings cannot be identified. Consequently the figures below relate to Order X1 (Vehicles) of the Standard Industrial Classification (1968) 507W rather than to the individual Minimum List Heading 383.
Order XI (MLH 380 to 385) Vehicles Employees in Employment—June 1974 Hatfield 7,200 Kingston 3,400 Stevenage 7,000 Preston 8,200