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Part-Time Workers

Volume 184: debated on Thursday 24 January 1991

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To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what was the proportion of female part-time workers in Great Britain in April 1990 whose hourly earnings exclusive of overtime fell below (a) £3·10, (b) £3·40, (c) £4·00, (d) £4·60 and (e) £4·75.

The estimated percentages of part-time adult female employees earning below specified amounts in the new earnings survey sample in April 1990 were:

Hourly earnings excluding overtime less than:Percentage
£3·0036
£3·2044
£3·4052
£4·0069
£4·5078
£5·0083
Estimates of the percentage earning below £3·10, £4·60 and £4·75 are not available; the nearest available figures have been given. The figures relate to employees on adult rates whose earnings for the survey period were not affected by absence.

To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what was the number of male part-time

Training Agency Programme Expenditure 1989–90
Expenditure (£ million)
RegionETResidual ATYTSBGTSFSEASBEP (Outside ET)WRFETVEITotal
South East31·211·6574·551·560·4112·550·4519·2226·57168·17
London46·113·5438·781·800·2014·821·0614·2812·27132·86
South West25·601·4259·390·870·2712·320·349·668·19118·06
West Midlands43·231·8687·651·320·2512·520·3511·4913·06171·73
East Midlands33·081·6691·140·980·3612·810·3312·4012·17164·93
Yorks and Humberside50·972·2087·111·030·2912·690·349·689·99174·30
North West56·113·65120·941·700·5219·750·8315·3813·80232·68
Northern42·101·3169·441·010·217·720·244·519·07135·61
Wales32·741·7550·750·478·950·205·317·50107·67
Scotland60·703·24102·690·9110·970·3311·54190·38
TNPU109·30181·34290·64
RTC7·371·759·12
GB538·5224·03963·7811·652·51125·104·47101·93124·161,896·15

Notes:

1. Expenditure excludes training allowances and other costs administered centrally.

2. The TECs and National Provider's Unit (TNPU) is based centrally and holds contracts for major companies who provide training throughout Great Britain.

3. Figures given for residual AT include Voluntary Projects Programme (VPP), Community Programme (CP) and New JTS.

4. Figures quoted are as at end March 1990 and some minor adjustments may have been made when the end year definite statistics were produced.

5. London is Greater London.