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UKCES Employer Skills Survey 2015: UK report

UK results from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills' (UKCES) Employer Skills Survey 2015 of 91,000 employers.

From:
UK Commission for Employment and Skills and Department for Education
Published
28 January 2016
Last updated
2 May 2018 — See all updates

Documents

Corrections to the UK Employer Skills Survey 2015

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UK Employer Skills Survey 2015: UK results

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UKCES Employer Skills Survey 2015: Technical report

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Results from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills’ (UKCES) Employer Skills Survey 2015. Provides a comprehensive picture of skills needs and training investment, including vacancies and skills shortages, employee skill gaps and the recruitment of education leavers and young people.

UKCES - Employer Skills Survey 2015 - Part 2

Updates to this page

Published 28 January 2016
Last updated 2 May 2018 + show all updates

  1. Removed the 'Employer Skills Survey 2015' summary report and the 'UKCES - Employer Skills Survey 2015 - Part 1' video. Replaced ‘UK Employer Skills Survey 2015: UK results’ with an amended version. Added ‘Corrections to the UK Employer Skills Survey 2015’.

  2. Updated to include links to ESS 2015 videos

  3. The UKCES Employer Skills Survey reports were revised in May 2016 due to a weighting adjustment.

  4. Added key findings infographics animations.

  5. First published.

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