The tables outline the page impressions for each of the websites maintained by the Department for Work and Pensions.
Department for Work and Pensions Jobcentre Plus The Pension Service Child Support Agency March 2008 4,438,340 250,206,608 2,885,226 653,089 April 2008 4,890,895 279,358,470 n/a 693,879 May 2008 4,632,534 250,206,608 n/a 623,741 June 2008 5,467,135 290,661,873 n/a 710,818 July 2008 5,481,316 302,481,658 2,792,047 703,331 August 2008 4,823,111 271,781,484 2,545,342 669,090 September 2008 5,255,207 308,875,532 2,815,695 753,074 October 2008 5,840,085 302,104,417 2,954,131 770,977 November 2008 5,675,631 266,874,017 3,155,462 721,481 December 2008 4,578,694 179,521,943 2,159,900 550,725 January 2009 7,693,486 350,647,463 3,820,139 901,912 February 2009 6,311,548 298,532,534 3,137,296 741,673
Directgov Carers Directgov Disability Directgov over 50s Directgov Jobs and Skills Search March 2008 307,581 1,300,776 438,118 15,812,733 April 2008 327,393 1,434,791 434,884 23,791,855 May 2008 279,429 1,164,606 294,965 19,269,288 June 2008 315,728 1,243,904 321,516 22,951,946 July 2008 321,083 1,291,101 336,221 25,937,505 August 2008 298,200 1,206,271 349,620 21,188,100 September 2008 331,579 1,321,886 389,937 23,803,716 October 2008 357,209 1,390,235 400,452 24,721,075 November 2008 357,971 1,300,776 416,613 22,366,816 December 2008 265,159 1,434,791 304,269 n/a January 2009 472,298 1,300,776 678,359 21,320,809 February 2009 — 1,434,791 565,034 60,402,038
Age Positive Office for Disability Issues European Social Fund Health and Safety Executive March 2008 53,692 46,370 57,495 10,152,266 April 2008 64,450 52,021 35,240 8,676,657 May 2008 77,281 57,474 58,541 7,727,433 June 2008 85,586 53,154 63,781 8,040,120 July 2008 67,995 58,098 48,604 7,447,961! August 2008 49,610 48,873 51,520 6,349,379 September 2008 47,653 n/a 57,699 8,300,273 October 2008 35,517 51,951 54,395 9,440,699 November 2008 33,739 49,760 62,070 8,543,091 December 2008 28,350 57,367 44,399 6,165,509 January 2009 35,569 57,772 53,056 8,199,968 February 2009 35,529 — 50,377 8,174,915
Now Let’s Talk Money March 2008 8,942 April 2008 54,134 May 2008 57,875 June 2008 70,747 July 2008 72,566 August 2008 74,288 September 2008 50,868 October 2008 53,651 November 2008 47,490 December 2008 42,658 January 2009 39,042 February 2009 37,122 n/a = Not available
Independent Case Examiner Industrial injuries Advisory Council Social Security Advisory Council March 2008 22,636 18,915 17,399 April 2008 24,112 18,911 18,403 May 2008 24,328 19,293 20,187 June 2008 24,046 18,202 18,561 July 2008 25,047 18,395 18,166 August 2008 26,334 18,488 18,631 September 2008 20,945 16,534 17,356 October 2008 20,229 16,764 17,036 November 2008 23,312 18,587 45,590 December 2008 29,862 17,903 18,453 January 2009 29,862 19,055 19,755 February 2009 23,345 17,811 17,807
[holding answer 13 March 2009]: The information is as follows.
(a) Full-time London based DWP employees have a 36 hour working week whereas the London Living Wage is calculated on the basis of a 38.5 hour working week. DWP employees based in London are paid on the relevant DWP inner or outer London payscale according to their grade and location. All of our directly employed London based employees are paid at a level above that of the London Living Wage when calculated on the basis of either a 36 or a 38.5 hour working week.
(b) DWP does not contractually require its suppliers to pay their employees at levels above the London Living Wage. It may be that within individual supply chains some employees are paid below the London Living Wage. However, it would be at a disproportionate cost to collect and collate the information requested.