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Labour Statistics

Volume 75: debated on Monday 11 March 1985

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asked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list the total full-time equivalent number of employees and the figure as a percentage of local population in descending percentage numbers for (a) each shire county and (b) each metropolitan county.

Information about the full-time equivalent number of employees is not available centrally for individual local authorities. Information relating to full-time employees is as follows:

Full-time staff*Full time staff as percentage of local population
Metropolitan counties
South Yorkshire4,6010·35
West Yorkshire6,3940·31
Merseyside4,3330·29
Tyne and Wear3,1760·28
Greater Manchester6,0810·23
West Midlands5,4440·21
Shire counties
Cleveland14,0692·49
Durham14,2812·36
Nottinghamshire23,0082·32
Northumberland6,5122·16
Cumbria10,3912·15
Leicestershire18,3522·12
Humberside18,0692·11
Lancashire28,3702·04
Isle of Wight2,4272·02
Staffordshire20,3021·99
Derbyshire18,0781·98
Avon18·2961·96
Cheshire18,2201·92
Northamptonshire10,3241·90
Hertfordshire18,2651·88
Bedfordshire9,5771·86
Shropshire7,1401·85
Gloucestershire9,2821·83
Hereford and Worcestershire11,5451·80
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly7,7521·78
Devon17,1441·77
North Yorkshire12,0191·76
Somerset7,6801·76
Berkshire12,5131·75
Cambridgeshire10,6171·74
Lincolnshire9,6271·73
Wiltshire9,0651·70
Warwickshire8,1641·70
Buckinghamshire10,1311·69
Oxfordshire9,3311·68
East Sussex11,3941·68
Hampshire24,6691·65

Full-time staff

*

Full time staff as percentage of local population

Kent24,2491·62
Norfolk11,4381·60
Dorset9,7771·59
Suffolk9,8201·59
Essex23,5911·57
Surrey14,6641·43
West Sussex9,7661·43

* Excludes police, police cadets, traffic wardens, police civilians staff of magistrates courts and probation and after care staff.