Epping Forest 007A: Employment history

Location Type: Lower layer Super Output Areas, ONS Geographic Code: E01021811

Key Facts

All Residents	1,389
Male	656
Female	738
Households	591
Population Density (people/km2)	2,281.6

Related Census Areas
Is within
- East of England
  Regions
- Essex
  Counties
- Epping Forest
  Non-metropolitan Districts
- Waltham Abbey
  Civil Parishes
- Waltham Abbey North East
  Electoral Wards/Divisions
- Waltham Abbey North
  Middle layer Super Output Areas
Borders with
- Epping Forest 008A
  Lower layer Super Output Areas
- Epping Forest 009B
  Lower layer Super Output Areas
- Epping Forest 007C
  Lower layer Super Output Areas
- Epping Forest 007B
  Lower layer Super Output Areas
Overlaps with
- Waltham Abbey
  Built Up Areas
Contains
- Output Area at TL389010
  Output Areas
- Output Area at TL386009
  Output Areas
- Output Area at TL390009
  Output Areas
- Output Area at TL390013
  Output Areas
- Output Area at TL393009
  Output Areas

Table Code	ts065
Issued	2022-12-08
Unit of Measure	Person
Number of Response Options	4

Description
Data
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This dataset provides Census 2021 estimates that classify usual residents aged 16 years and over in England and Wales who were not in employment on Census Day, 21 March 2021, by whether and when they were last employed.

Summary

Classifies people who were not in employment on Census Day into:

* Not in employment: Worked in the last 12 months
* Not in employment: Not worked in the last 12 months
* Not in employment: Never worked

Quality Statement

As Census 2021 was during a unique period of rapid change, take care when using this data for planning purposes.
Read more in our Labour market quality information for Census 2021 methodology.

Unemployment history: Total: All usual residents aged 16 years and over not in employment the week before the census	490
Not in employment: Worked in the last 12 months	61
Not in employment: Not worked in the last 12 months	290
Not in employment: Never worked	139

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