§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time manual males, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees, (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, earning less than this amount and (C) percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
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Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £220 Percentage earning less than £250 Full-time £ Full-lime Per cent. All Per cent. Full-lime Per cent. All Per cent. All manual employees — 56.8 65.3 69.1 75.2 All non-manual employees — 39.7 49.7 49.2 57.7 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time non-manual males in the south-east, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees,
Employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £400 Percentage earning less than £450 Full-time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. South East All males — 74.3 — 81.0 — Manual males — 91.8 — 95.3 — Non-manual males 404.0 62.6 — 71.4 — All females — 93.9 — 96.2 — Manual females — 99.5 — 99.9 — Non-manual females — 92.9 — 95.6 — All employees — 81.4 — 86.6 — All manual employees — 93.2 — 96.1 — All non-manual employees — 76.2 — 82.2 — Great Britain All males — 83.6 84.2 88.5 88.9 Manual males — 94.6 94.8 97.1 97.2 Non-manual males — 72.4 73.4 79.8 80.6 All females — 96.8 97.9 98.1 98.8 Manual females — 99.8 99.9 99.9 100.0 Non-Manual females — 96.0 97.1 97.6 98.3 All employees — 88.1 90.3 91.8 93.3 All manual employees — 95.5 96.4 97.6 98.0 All non-manual employees — 83.2 86.0 88.0 90.0 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
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§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time males, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time
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Employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £280 Percentage earning less than £300 Full-time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Great Britain All males 295.6 57.2 58.8 63.2 64.6 Manual males — 74.7 75.7 80.4 81.1 Non-manual males — 39.5 41.8 45.8 48.0 All females — 82.8 88.8 86.8 91.4 (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, both in the South-East and in the country as a whole, earning less than this amount and (C) the percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees, (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, earning less than this amount and (C) percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
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Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £280 Percentage earning less than £300 Full-time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-lime Per cent. All Per cent. Manual females — 97.6 98.9 98.4 99.2 Non-manual females — 79.0 84.8 83.7 88.2 All employees — 66.1 72.2 71.4 76.5 All manual employees — 78.8 83.0 83.6 86.9 All non-manual employees — 57.5 64.7 63.2 69.4 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time non-manual males in the south-east, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees,
Employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £320 Percentage earning less than £350 Full-time £ Full-lime Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. South East All males 344.4 57.3 — 64.8 — Manual males — 79.2 — 85.8 — Non-manual males — 42.6 — 50.8 — All females — 84.8 — 89.5 — Manual females — 97.7 — 99.0 — Non-manual females — 82.5 — 87.9 — All employees — 67.3 — 73.8 — All manual employees — 82.5 — 88.2 — All non-manual employees — 60.5 — 67.4 — Great Britain All males — 68.8 70.0 75.7 76.6 Manual males — 84.8 54.4 61.2 62.8 Non-manual males — 52.5 85.4 89.9 90.3 All females — 90.4 93.7 93.9 96.0 Manual females — 98.9 99.5 99.4 99.7 Non-manual females — 88.1 91.4 92.4 94.5 All employees — 76.3 80.5 82.0 85.2 All manual employees — 87.4 89.9 91.6 93.3 All non-manual employees — 68.8 74.1 75.5 79.7 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
Note: "—" donotes information not available.
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time manual females, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time
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Employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £140 Percentage earning less than £150 Full-time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Great Britain All males — 7.3 10.6 9.8 13.1 Manual males — 10.2 13.5 13.8 17.0 Non-manual males — 4.4 7.8 5.9 9.2 (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, both in the South-East and in the country as a whole, earning less than this amount and (C) the percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees, (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, earning less than this amount and (C) percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
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Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £140 Percentage earning less than £150 Full-time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. All females — 27.3 50.6 33.3 55.0 Manual females 148.0 52.1 76.9 60.0 80.8 Non-manual females — 20.7 39.9 26.3 44.6 All employees — 14.2 28.4 18.0 31.7 All manual employees — 17.7 33.5 22.1 37.1 All non-manual employees — 11.9 24.9 15.2 28.0 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
§ Mr. Jack ThompsonTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what percentage of males, females and all workers within each of the 10 standard industrial classification divisions in the northern region earned less than £170 per week, and less than £180 per week, in 1990 and the first quarter of 1991.
Mr. JacksonThe information is not available.
Average gross weekly earnings by region and county within industrial division Full-time males on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence April 1990 Industrial classification Tyne and Wear MC Cleveland Cumbria Durham Northumberland Northern region Division 0 1— 2— 1— 1— 1— 1— Division 1 294.2 1— 317.3 1— 1— 304.7 Division 2 256.0 333.4 296.1 1— 1— 305.4 Division 3 261.2 290.9 293.2 256.1 1— 269.6 Division 4 248.9 1— 269.3 267.1 1— 256.2 Division 5 246.5 1— 255.8 249.7 1— 250.0 Division 6 216.9 1— 1— 190.1 1— 215.2 Division 7 255.4 228.4 239.6 216.3 1— 239.7 Division 8 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 282.0 Division 9 287.1 262.6 307.7 272.2 253.8 280.4 All industries 262.8 275.4 276.7 255.9 248.4 265.2 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990. 1 — Denotes sampling error too large or numbers too small for reliable estimate. 2 — Denotes information not available. 172W
Average gross weekly earnings by region and county within industrial division Full-time females on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence April 1990 Industrial classification Tyne and Wear MC Cleveland Cumbria Durham Northumberland Northern region Division 0 2— 2— 2— 2— 2— 2— Division 1 1— 1— 1— 2— 1— 200.4 Division 2 1— 2— 1— 1— 1— 1— Division 3 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 170. Division 4 1— 1— 161.5 1— 1— 155.4 Division 5 1— 1— 2— 1— 2— 1— Division 6 136.3 1— 131.3 1— 1— 131.0 Division 7 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 172.9 Division 8 175.1 1— 1— 1— 1— 171.6 Division 9 202.6 204.3 200.9 200.9 1— 202.2 All industries 183.0 181.3 178.7 178.0 171.5 180.2 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990. 1— Denotes sampling error too large or numbers too small for reliable estimate. 2— Denotes information not available.
§ Mr. Jack ThompsonTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the average earnings of males, females and all workers, in each of the standard industrial classification divisions in the northern region and in each county within the region.
Mr. JacksonThe information available from the New Earnings Survey is provided in the following tables.
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Average gross weekly earnings by region and county within industrial division Full-time employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence April 1990 Industrial classification Tyne and Wear MC Cleveland Cumbria Durham Northumberland Northern region Division 0 1— 2— 1— 1— 1— 1— Division 1 272.1 1— 297.6 1— 1— 288.2 Division 2 248.1 333.4 291.6 1— 1— 295.8 Division 3 248.8 274.5 266.9 238.0 1— 251.9 Division 4 217.4 209.8 231.6 233.8 202.9 222.1 Division 5 242.0 254.6 255.8 243.4 1— 245.6 Division 6 185.5 1— 1— 162.8 1— 180.9 Division 7 243.4 223.2 235.6 209.4 1— 230.9 Division 8 241.9 243.9 1— 1— 1— 235.9 Division 9 239.2 229.5 250.2 233.2 225.3 236.8 All industries 234.2 246.3 246.7 230.5 221.1 236.7 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990. 1— Denotes sampling error too large or numbers too small for reliable estimate. 2— Denotes information not available.
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (A) average gross earnings for full-time non-manual males, (B) the percentage of (i) full-time males, (ii) full-time manual males, (iii) full-time non-manual males, (iv) full-time females, (v) full-time manual females, (vi) full-time
Employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Average gross weekly earnings Percentage earning less than £350 Percentage earning less than £400 Full.time £ Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Full-time Per cent. All Per cent. Great Britain All males — 75.7 76.6 83.6 84.2 Manual males — 89.9 90.3 94.6 94.8 Non-manual males 354.9 61.2 62.8 72.4 73.4 All females — 93.9 96.0 96.8 97.9 Manual females — 99.4 99.7 99.8 99.9 Non-manual females — 92.4 94.5 96.0 97.1 All employees — 82.0 85.2 88.1 90.3 All manual employees — 91.6 93.3 95.5 96.4 All non-manual employees — 75.5 79.7 83.2 86.0
§ Mr. Nicholas BrownTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures(a) from the New Earnings Survey and (b) estimates for 1991–92 for (i) median male gross earnings both in aggregate and divided into manual and non-manual, (ii) median female gross earnings both in aggregate and divided into manual and non-manual, (iii) manual and non-manual median earnings for all employees and (iv) (i), (ii) and (iii) above for the south-east, including greater London only.
Mr. JacksonThe available information is shown in the following table:
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Full-time employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey pay period was not affected by absence Median gross weekly earnings South East £ Great Britain £ All males 294.7 258.2 Manual males 237.7 221.3 Non-manual males 347.6 312.1 All females 209.8 177.5 non-manual females, (vii) all full-time employees, (viii) all full-time manual employees and (ix) all full-time non-manual employees, earning less than this amount and (C) percentages earning less than this amount in the same categories as in (B) but including part-timers.
Mr. JacksonThe available information closest to that requested is shown in the following table:
median male gross earnings South East £ Great Britain £ Manual females 152.1 137.3 Non-manual females 221.1 191.8 All employees — 229.4 Manual employees — 206.1 Non-manual employees — 252.6 Source: New Earnings Survey 1990.
"—" denotes information not available.