Claimant count data by Welsh local area and month (not seasonally adjusted)

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Data valuesData descriptionDateGeographySex
1,439,910LevelJune 2013United KingdomPersons
3.5RateJune 2013United KingdomPersons
940,510LevelJune 2013United KingdomMales
4.6RateJune 2013United KingdomMales
499,400LevelJune 2013United KingdomFemales
2.4RateJune 2013United KingdomFemales
72,470LevelJune 2013WalesPersons
3.8RateJune 2013WalesPersons
48,425LevelJune 2013WalesMales
5.1RateJune 2013WalesMales
24,050LevelJune 2013WalesFemales
2.5RateJune 2013WalesFemales
14,720LevelJune 2013North WalesPersons
3.5RateJune 2013North WalesPersons
9,810LevelJune 2013North WalesMales
4.7RateJune 2013North WalesMales
4,905LevelJune 2013North WalesFemales
2.3RateJune 2013North WalesFemales
1,980LevelJune 2013Isle of AngleseyPersons
4.8RateJune 2013Isle of AngleseyPersons
1,360LevelJune 2013Isle of AngleseyMales
6.6RateJune 2013Isle of AngleseyMales
620LevelJune 2013Isle of AngleseyFemales
3.0RateJune 2013Isle of AngleseyFemales
2,125LevelJune 2013GwyneddPersons
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Main information

Designation
Official statistics in development
Data provider
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Data source
Jobcentre Plus administrative system
Time period covered
June 2013 to August 2026
Dataset ID
64d58bef-c97c-4413-8aed-2298eac3a419

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

This series counts the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance plus those who receive Universal Credit for unemployment reasons.

Data collection or calculation

The data are published monthly and are not seasonally adjusted. The non-seasonally adjusted claimant count is the number of claimants resident in an area as a percentage of the resident population aged 16-64.

Statistical quality

From May 2013 onwards these figures are designated as official statistics in development. Official statistics in development are official statistics that are in the testing phase and not yet fully developed, these will potentially have a wider degree of uncertainty.

The claimant count is a count of all persons claiming unemployment-related benefits. As such it is not subject to sampling variability and can therefore be disaggregated to very high levels of detail. However, it excludes those who are unemployed who are not eligible to claim (for example those out of work but whose partner works), and those who do not wish to claim.

This differs to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) unemployment measure, which is a count of those who are out of work and want a job, have actively sought work in the last 4 weeks and are available to start work in the next two weeks; plus those who are out of work, have found a job and are waiting to start in the next 2 weeks, is a more encompassing measure of unemployment.

Rounding applied

All figures in the table have been rounded to the closest multiple of 5.

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Welsh Government
Contact email
labourmarket.stats@gov.wales