Accredited official statistics

Work Programme statistical summary: data to 31 March 2015

Numbers of people joining the Work Programme, participants achieving defined periods in work and participants completing the programme.

• From: Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 18 June 2015
• Last updated: 22 June 2015 — See all updates

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

Documents

Quarterly Work Programme national statistics to March 2015

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78425-491-9

PDF, 2.37 MB, 11 pages

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Tables: Quarterly Work Programme national statistics to March 2015

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Details

These quarterly national statistics also include data on performance measures and participants’ benefit status.

The statistics aim to reflect the Work Programme payment model and contractual agreements which are primarily based on sustained employment.

Published 18 June 2015
Last updated 22 June 2015 + show all updates

1. 22 June 2015

   Corrected minor inaccuracies to expected performance levels (the dotted 'expected performance' lines) in charts on pages 4 and 6 in the PDF document. Also corrected data in the spreadsheet document in tables 1.3b (12 months expected performance levels for overall, other JSA and other ESA groups) and table 1.3c (24 month expected performance levels for overall, other JSA and other ESA groups).

2. 18 June 2015

   First published.