Writing about statistics
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Learn more on Writing about statisticsHarmonisation is about making statistics and data more comparable, consistent and coherent and there are many aspects to this. This strategy has been replaced by the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Harmonisation workplan. The workplan was published in February 2022.
Learn more on GSS Harmonisation StrategyThis harmonised standard was archived as it was not meeting user needs. We are monitoring the need for further work on harmonising definitions of turnover. If you have an interest in this work, please get in touch by emailing GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk. To view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Total turnover harmonised standardThis has been superseded by Measuring disability for the Equality Act 2010 and Measuring disability with EU data. To view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Statistical measures of disabilityTo view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Quality toolsTo view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Quality guidelinesThis guidance is published to ensure proper reporting of breaches of the Code of Practice for Statistics.
Learn more on Reporting breaches of the Code of Practice for StatisticsTo view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Using social media to communicate statisticsGuidance on how to produce effective maps for official statistics. This guidance is under review.
Learn more on Data visualisation: mapsThis document has been superseded by: Roles and responsibilities of Heads of Profession for statistics. To view an archived version of this item please email GSSHelp@statistics.gov.uk.
Learn more on Role of lead officials in the Government Statistical Service arm’s length bodies