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NEW DEAL FOR UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE IN SCOTLAND: STATISTICS TO END FEBRUARY 2002

Table B3: Destinations of clients from Enhanced New Deal 25+ Advisory Interview Process (1)

Scotland

Thousand

Total

Left New Deal

Left JSA

On JSA (5)

Unsubsidised employment (2)

Transfer to other benefits

Other (3)

Not known (4)

Apr-Jun 2001

0.65

0.21

0.25

0.06

0.10

0.18

Jul-Sep 2001

1.57

0.52

0.45

0.20

0.22

1.74

Oct-Dec 2001

2.28

0.70

0.56

0.17

0.40

4.23

Jan-Mar 2002

1.04

0.22

0.21

0.13

0.20

2.20

January 2002

1.22

0.22

0.21

0.13

0.20

0.28

Total

5.54

1.65

1.48

0.56

0.91

8.35

Great Britain

Thousand

Total

Left New Deal

Left JSA

On JSA(5)

Unsubsidised employment

Transfer to other benefits

Other(3)

Not known(4)

Apr-Jun 2001

5.14

1.86

1.59

0.49

1.02

0.18

Jul-Sep 2001

13.71

4.85

3.34

1.44

2.34

1.74

Oct-Dec 2001

18.86

5.54

3.94

1.60

3.55

4.23

Jan-Mar 2002

8.61

2.03

1.48

1.04

1.86

2.20

January 2002

0.01

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

0.00

Total

46.32

14.28

10.34

4.57

8.78

8.35

Source: Employment Service, New Deal Evaluation Database.
Notes:
(1) Includes those leaving before having a first interview.
(2) Those who are recorded by ES as having been placed into unsubsidised employment, plus those who are recorded as having terminated their JSA claim in order to go into a job. This will undercount the total number going into a job: some who go into a job will not, for whatever reason, record this as the reason for termination of the JSA claim. These will be counted as 'not known'. Past research indicates that the destinations of those who do not give a reason for termination follow a similar pattern to those who do give a reason.
As further data are added, the numbers going into jobs in recent months may be revised upwards.
(3) Includes for example gone abroad.
(4) Where there is no leaving code recorded on JUVOS, or where the leaving code is recorded as 'not known' or simply 'ceased claiming' or 'failed to attend'. As more data are added, the numbers in this category may be revised downwards.
(5) At the end of the Advisory Process, clients may return to normal jobseeker activity including regular fortnightly reviews.
(6) In Scotland, Training for Work is the equivalent programme.

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