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15/02/2023 - 15/03/2023
The Office for National Statistics is keen to test the value and usefulness of a new synthetic version of the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2020 dataset. If you are a user or potential user of this dataset, your participation in this pilot could support future development of synthetic data.
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25/01/2023 - 25/01/2023
Hear from three ADR UK Research Fellows about their research projects using data made available through the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Data First an ambitious data-linking programme that aims to harness the potential of the wealth of data already created by MoJ. This event is part of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series 2023.
14/11/2022
Join the Wage and Employment Dynamics team for a discussion and practical guide on how to create enriched versions of the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings and ASHE - 2011 Census linked datasets.
08/09/2021
ADR UK is sponsoring the 22nd instalment of the Institute for Government's Data Bites series, which explores the theme of 'getting things done with data in government'.
05/05/2021
ADR UK is sponsoring the 19th instalment of the Institute for Government's Data Bites series, which explores the theme of 'getting things done with data in government'.
On 5 May 2021, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and ADR UK are holding a virtual open session on Secure Research Service (SRS) data access and availability.
30/11/2020
Join WED researchers Alex Bryson and Van Phan as they discuss a recent policy paper presented to the Low Pay Commission.
05/10/2020
Join Wage & Employment Dynamics researchers for an informal drop-session to learn more about the project.
18/09/2020
An opportunity for potential ADR UK/MoJ Data First Research Fellowship applicants to learn more about the call, data and application process.
24/08/2020
The Wage & Employment Dynamics (WED) project, a collaboration led by researchers from the University of the West of England, aims to better understand wage inequalities in Britain. This is the second of the WED virtual seminar...
