§ Mr. BayleyTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many and what percentage of 16 to 18-year-olds were in full-time employment in(a) York, (b) North Yorkshire, (c) Yorkshire and Humberside and (d) England in each year since 1979. [31605]
§ Mr. OppenheimThe information is shown in the table:
Person aged 16 to 18 years old in full-time employment in Great Britain: spring of each year Yorkshire and Humberside England Level (000) As percentage of total Level (000) As percentage of total 1984 87 37 786 35 1985 94 40 807 37 1986 79 35 786 36 1987 80 36 778 37 1988 82 39 819 40 1989 59 28 624 31 1990 55 28 527 28 1991 44 23 404 22 1992 38 20 300 17 1993 30 17 225 17 1994 30 17 218 13 Source:
Labour Force Survey.
Note:
Information prior to 1992 has not yet been re-weighted to take account of OPCS revised population estimates and hence there is a dis-continuity in the series between 1991 and 1992.
§ Mr. Don FosterTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many students have worked or are working(a) full-time and (b) part-time in the food service industry for the year from summer 1994 to summer 1995. [31706]
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§ Mr. Oppenheim[holding answer 30 June 1995]: There are no students working full time in the food service industry. The number of students working part-time in this industry in Great Britain for the five quarters to winter 1994–95 is as follows
Number of students working part-time in the food service industry in Great Britain (000s) Number Winter 1993–94 121 Spring 1994 133 Summer 1994 120 Autumn 1994 118 Winter 1994–95 123 Source:
Labour Force Survey—not seasonally adjusted.