This guidance provides advice on when to introduce the experimental statistics label, how to communicate what it means and how to remove it.
Learn moreWhat is harmonisation? Harmonisation is the process of making statistics and data more comparable, consistent and coherent. What is covered on this page? This page provides information on work underway…
Learn moreIntroduction Income and earnings are topics of great importance to people across the country. Earnings refers to money earned from employment, whereas income is total money received, including from earnings,…
Learn moreThe following guidance sets out how to measure disability. This is based on the criteria used by different organisations or legislation to classify a person as disabled. These are for use in social surveys and administrative sources. They have been developed through consultation and workshops with key stakeholders including the devolved administrations.
Learn moreThe following guidance sets out how to measure disability. This is based on the criteria used by different organisations or legislation to classify a person as disabled. These are for use in social surveys and administrative sources. They have been developed through consultation and workshops with key stakeholders including the devolved administrations.
Learn moreHarmonisation is about making statistics and data more comparable, consistent and coherent and there are many aspects to this. This strategy covers the harmonisation of question wording used in questionnaires, interviews and administrative data collection, and the coherence of official statistics outputs.
Learn moreThis two-year strategy sets out realistic actions to address key quality challenges and improve quality across the GSS. While there are pockets of good practice, this strategy identifies areas in which we can improve the quality of statistics we produce.
Learn moreThe GSS People Plan aims to build the professional capability of the statistical community. It has been developed to help individuals and the statistical profession grow, develop and maximise potential.
Learn moreThis policy is intended to help you through the process of identifying and meeting your learning and development needs.
Learn moreThe following guidance sets out how to accurately and consistently reference statistics geographically.
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