§ Ms Rachel SquireTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what are the average weekly earnings (i) including and (ii) excluding overtime for part-time workers in(a) Great Britain, (b) Scotland and (c) each region of Scotland, broken down for men and women (1) in manual employment, (2) in non-manual employment and (3) in other employment. [22059]
Mrs. Angela KightAvailable information from the New Earnings Survey, April 1995, is shown in the table.
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Average weekly earnings, of part-time employees on adult rates, whose pay for the survey period was not affected by absence1 £ Including overtime Excluding overtime Manual Non-manual All Manual Non-manual All Scotland Males — — — — — — Females 78.17 116.60 101.41 72.88 111.18 96.04 Grampian Males — — — — — — Females — 120.61 102.64 72.97 — 98.10 Lothian Males — — — — — — Females — 120.19 107.32 74.97 114.25 101.58 Strathclyde Males — — — — — — Females 81.42 121.05 105.05 74.55 115.43 98.93 1 Data are not available for Borders, Central, Dunfries and Galloway, Fife, Highlands and Tayside due to limited sample sizes. 2 Result not available due to limited sample size. Source:
New Earnings Survey, April 1995 (GB).
§ Mr. PrescottTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what are the average hourly earnings of(a) full-time and (b) part-time employees in England (i) including and (ii) excluding employees covered by national agreements. [22248]
Mrs. Knight[holding answer 22 March 1996]: Information available from the new earnings survey, April 1995 shows that the average hourly earnings of full-time employees in England were £8.42 and £8.32 including and excluding employees covered by national agreements respectively. Corresponding figures for part-time employees were £5.62 and £5.19.