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Table TB.1: Proportions of young people in Scotland who are NEET, with upper and lower confidence limits for the data, 1998 - 2005

Year

Lower confidence limits

Proportion NEET

Upper confidence limits

1998

12.0%

14.1%

16.1%

1999

12.8%

14.9%

17.0%

2000

12.7%

15.0%

17.3%

2001

13.1%

15.4%

17.7%

2002

11.8%

14.0%

16.2%

2003

12.3%

13.7%

15.0%

2004

11.9%

13.2%

14.6%

2005

12.7%

14.0%

15.4%

Source: Labour Force Survey

Table TB.2: Proportions of young people NEET by year and gender, 1996- 2005

Year

Male

Female

Total

1996

16.10%

13.20%

14.60%

1997

13.40%

12.00%

12.70%

1998

14.20%

13.90%

14.10%

1999

16.00%

13.70%

14.90%

2000

14.20%

15.70%

15.00%

2001

16.60%

14.20%

15.40%

2002

15.00%

13.00%

14.00%

2003

15.0%

14.1%

14.6%

2004

12.3%

12.4%

13.4%

2005

13.7%

13.2%

14.0%

Source: Labour Force Survey

Table TB.3: Proportions of young people NEET by year and age, 2003 - 2005

Year

16

17

18

19

20

2003

8.9%

14.1%

18.7%

12.9%

13.7%

2004

10.9%

11.1%

15.0%

15.6%

13.2%

2005

8.9%

12.6%

16.3%

18.0%

14.0%

Source: Labour Force Survey

Table TB.4: Proportions of NEET young people DDA and work limiting disabled, 2003 - 2005

Year

DDA and work limiting disabled

Not disabled

2003

34.8%

12.1%

2004

37.2%

11.9%

2005

47.2%

12.1%

Source: Labour Force Survey

Table TB.5: Numbers of young people aged 18-19 claiming benefits in each local authority area, November 2003

Local authority area

Total

JSA

IB

Lone Parents

Other

Aberdeen

570

220

180

120

40

Aberdeenshire

400

190

150

40

20

Angus

310

160

80

40

10

Argyll & Bute

220

140

40

20

10

Scottish Borders

210

110

60

30

10

Clackmannanshire

210

110

50

40

10

West Dunbartonshire

390

230

80

60

30

Dumfries & Galloway

380

210

80

70

30

Dundee

700

360

180

140

40

East Ayrshire

540

350

90

90

20

East Dunbartonshire

170

90

50

20

0

East Lothian

170

90

40

40

10

East Renfrewshire

160

90

50

20

0

Edinburgh

1100

520

340

190

60

Falkirk

500

290

120

80

10

Fife

1260

710

280

200

70

Glasgow

2750

1430

770

430

120

Highland

510

260

140

100

20

Inverclyde

410

230

90

80

10

Midlothian

210

90

60

50

10

Moray

180

90

50

30

10

North Ayrshire

630

400

120

90

30

North Lanarkshire

1250

660

300

230

50

Orkney

30

20

10

0

0

Perth & Kinross

250

120

70

40

10

Renfrewshire

580

290

140

120

40

Shetland

20

10

10

0

0

South Ayrshire

350

210

60

60

10

South Lanarkshire

940

500

230

160

50

Stirling

210

120

40

30

20

West Lothian

470

220

120

100

30

Western Isles

40

20

20

10

0

Source: DWP benefits data

Table TB.6: Numbers of young people aged 18-19 claiming benefits in each local authority area, November 2004

Local authority area

Total

JSA

IB

Lone Parents

Other

Aberdeen

570

220

180

120

40

Aberdeenshire

400

190

150

40

20

Angus

310

160

80

40

10

Argyll & Bute

220

140

40

20

10

Scottish Borders

210

110

60

30

10

Clackmannanshire

210

110

50

40

10

West Dunbartonshire

390

230

80

60

30

Dumfries & Galloway

380

210

80

70

30

Dundee

700

360

180

140

40

East Ayrshire

540

350

90

90

20

East Dunbartonshire

170

90

50

20

0

East Lothian

170

90

40

40

10

East Renfrewshire

160

90

50

20

0

Edinburgh

1100

520

340

190

60

Falkirk

500

290

120

80

10

Fife

1260

710

280

200

70

Glasgow

2750

1430

770

430

120

Highland

510

260

140

100

20

Inverclyde

410

230

90

80

10

Midlothian

210

90

60

50

10

Moray

180

90

50

30

10

North Ayrshire

630

400

120

90

30

North Lanarkshire

1250

660

300

230

50

Orkney

30

20

10

0

0

Perth & Kinross

250

120

70

40

10

Renfrewshire

580

290

140

120

40

Shetland

20

10

10

0

0

South Ayrshire

350

210

60

60

10

South Lanarkshire

940

500

230

160

50

Stirling

210

120

40

30

20

West Lothian

470

220

120

100

30

Western Isles

40

20

20

10

0

Source: DWP benefits data

Table TB.7: Numbers of young people aged 18-19 claiming benefits in each local authority area, November 2005

Local authority area

Total

JSA

IB

Lone Parents

Other

SCOTLAND

15250

8240

3790

2490

730

Aberdeen

570

220

180

120

40

Aberdeenshire

400

190

150

40

20

Angus

310

160

80

40

10

Argyll & Bute

220

140

40

20

10

Scottish Borders

210

110

60

30

10

Clackmannanshire

210

110

50

40

10

West Dunbartonshire

390

230

80

60

30

Dumfries & Galloway

380

210

80

70

30

Dundee

700

360

180

140

40

East Ayrshire

540

350

90

90

20

East Dunbartonshire

170

90

50

20

0

East Lothian

170

90

40

40

10

East Renfrewshire

160

90

50

20

0

Edinburgh

1100

520

340

190

60

Falkirk

500

290

120

80

10

Fife

1260

710

280

200

70

Glasgow

2750

1430

770

430

120

Highland

510

260

140

100

20

Inverclyde

410

230

90

80

10

Midlothian

210

90

60

50

10

Moray

180

90

50

30

10

North Ayrshire

630

400

120

90

30

North Lanarkshire

1250

660

300

230

50

Orkney

30

20

10

0

0

Perth & Kinross

250

120

70

40

10

Renfrewshire

580

290

140

120

40

Shetland

20

10

10

0

0

South Ayrshire

350

210

60

60

10

South Lanarkshire

940

500

230

160

50

Stirling

210

120

40

30

20

West Lothian

470

220

120

100

30

Western Isles

40

20

20

10

0

Source: DWP benefits data

Table TB.8: Total numbers of young people aged 18-19 claiming state benefits by local authority area, 2003 - 2005

Local authority area

2003

2004

2005

Aberdeen

570

560

430

Aberdeenshire

400

410

380

Angus

310

300

290

Argyll & Bute

220

200

160

Scottish Borders

210

220

200

Clackmannanshire

210

190

190

West Dunbartonshire

390

440

410

Dumfries & Galloway

380

380

400

Dundee

700

640

660

East Ayrshire

540

550

550

East Dunbartonshire

170

150

150

East Lothian

170

200

230

East Renfrewshire

160

120

140

Edinburgh

1100

1040

1140

Falkirk

500

490

420

Fife

1260

1250

1210

Glasgow

2750

2560

2510

Highland

510

520

480

Inverclyde

410

370

370

Midlothian

210

190

220

Moray

180

200

250

North Ayrshire

630

590

590

North Lanarkshire

1250

1170

1100

Orkney

30

20

30

Perth & Kinross

250

240

230

Renfrewshire

580

530

550

Shetland

20

40

40

South Ayrshire

350

350

370

South Lanarkshire

940

880

860

Stirling

210

190

180

West Lothian

470

490

500

Western Isles

40

50

30

Source: DWP benefits data

Table TB.9: Proportions of all young people claiming welfare benefits in receipt of specific types of state benefit, Nov 03 - 05

Jobseekers

Incapacity Benefits

Lone Parents

Other

Nov-03

52.98%

25.28%

16.96%

4.78%

Nov-04

51.35%

26.65%

16.71%

5.35%

Nov-05

54.03%

24.85%

16.33%

4.79%

Source: DWP benefits data

Table TB.10: Proportion of young people leaving publicly funded schools to NEET status, 1996/97 - 2004/05

Year

% NEET

1996/97

16

1997/98

16

1998/99

17

1999/00

16

2000/01

17

2001/02

19

2002/03

20

2003/04

20

2004/05

16

Notes: This includes young people leaving to unknown destinations.

Source: Scottish School Leavers Destination Survey.

Table TB.11: Proportions of young people leaving publicly funded schools to NEET status, 2002/03 - 2004/05 by gender

Year

% Young women

% Young men

2002/03

18

23

2003/04

17

23

2004/05

14

18

Notes: This includes young people leaving to unknown destinations.

Source: Scottish School Leavers Destination Survey.

Table TB.12 Proportions of young people leaving publicly funded schools to NEET status, 2002/03 - 2004/05 by local authority area

Local authority area

% NEET 2002/03

% NEET 2003/04

% NEET 2004/05

Aberdeen City

10

24

16

Aberdeenshire

16

13

10

Angus

23

15

10

Argyll & Bute

14

15

14

Dumfries & Galloway

15

17

16

Dundee City

25

22

16

East Ayrshire

24

22

21

East Dunbartonshire

11

13

10

East Lothian

30

18

20

East Renfrewshire

11

20

8

City of Edinburgh

21

21

23

Falkirk

28

23

21

Fife

15

20

14

Glasgow City

25

21

17

Highland

14

17

17

Inverclyde

22

11

10

Midlothian

8

15

21

Moray

16

19

16

North Ayrshire

9

22

19

North Lanarkshire

24

21

17

Perth & Kinross

17

14

10

Renfrewshire

11

23

14

Scottish Borders

10

12

12

South Ayrshire

19

23

15

South Lanarkshire

7

18

15

Stirling

23

14

21

West Dunbartonshire

12

22

16

West Lothian

27

19

24

Notes: This includes young people leaving to unknown destinations. Clackmannanshire, Eilean Siar, Orkney Islands and Shetland Islands have not been included as sample sizes were below publication levels.

Source: Scottish School Leavers Destination Survey.

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