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SDMX Nomis Frequency code list Monthly Quarterly Half-yearly, semester Annually Unit multiplier code list Units Observation status code list Normal Value These figures are missing. These figures are suppressed as statistically unreliable CONFIDENTIAL DATA : 1947 STATISTICS OF TRADE ACT These figures must NOT be passed onto a third party (ie, appear in a paper/report/thesis or passed verbally to anyone not named on your Notice). These figures are aggregates from which farm agriculture (SIC class 0100) have been excluded. These figures are either based on a sample of less than 30 or their coefficient of variation exceeds 5%. As such they should be treated with caution and not released to a third party. Estimate and confidence interval not available since the group sample size is zero or disclosive (0-2) Estimate and confidence interval unreliable since the group sample size is small (3-9) Estimate is less than 500 These figures are not available as it is not possible to convert the source data (based on the 1992 SIC) into the 2003 Standard Industrial Classification. These figures are not available as it is not possible to convert the source data (based on the 2003 SIC) into the 1992 Standard Industrial Classification. These figures are nil or negligible Figures under 500 are subject to high sampling variation and should be used with caution. These figures are suppressed as value is 1 or 2 These figures are missing. If APS qualifications data are included, these are available for Jan-Dec 2005 only and missing for others. Numbers less than 5 are suppressed Small sample These figures exclude farm agriculture (SIC subclass 01000). These figures are incomplete as some of the areas from which they are creates have had farm agriculture (SIC subclass 01000) data suppressed. This estimate is potentially unreliable due to sample sizes These figures are suppressed as statistically unreliable Observation confidentiality code list Confidential statistical information Free (free for publication) Not for publication, restricted for internal use only Time format code list Annual Semi-annual Quarterly Monthly Nomis Date Key Unit code list Undefined Persons Families Workplaces Businesses JCP Vacancies GB pounds GB pounds per week Hours per week Hectares Percent Jobs Employee jobs Jobs per person Households Household spaces Dwellings Years Communal establishments Household reference persons Household spaces / Dwellings Communal establishments / Persons Cars Workforce Jobs Persons per Hectare Rate per 100000 Marriages Deaths Live births Establishments Rooms Households / Persons / Rooms Dwellings / Household Spaces / Persons / Rooms Persons / Establishments Households / Persons Observation rounding code list Not rounded Rounded to 5 Rounded to 10 Rounded to 100 Rounded to 1000 geography Darlington TypeName pre-2009 local authorities: district / unitary TypeCode 486 GeogCode E06000005 date March 2011 MetaDescription Claimant Count taken on 2011-03-10 taken on 2011-03-10 CurrentRevisionReleased 2011-04-13 09:30:00 CurrentRevisionStatus Live CurrentRevisionVersion 0 MetadataCount 1 sex Male TypeName sex TypeCode 0 item Total claimants IsTotal True IsDefault True TypeName item TypeCode 0 measures claimants Description Persons claiming JSA IsDefault True TypeName value TypeCode 0 workforce Description Workplace-based estimates TypeName rate TypeCode 0 MetadataText Workplace-based rates are calculated by expressing the number of claimants who are resident in each area as a percentage of workforce jobs plus the claimant count. Workforce jobs are the sum of: employee jobs, self-employment jobs, Her Majesty's Forces, government-supported trainees. The largest component of the workforce is employee jobs which comes from a survey of employers. As a result the rate is a workplace-based measure, which expresses the demand for jobs in an area. Workplace-based rates can be requested for all dates for which claimant count data are available but are only available for regions (government office and standard statistical) and countries. MetadataCount 1 active Description Economically active-based estimates TypeName rate TypeCode 0 MetadataText Narrow-base rates are provided by ONS for historical continuity. In general, workforce-based rates, available by selecting the <b>on</b> option, should be used in preference. Narrow-base rates are calculated by expressing the number of claimants who are resident in each area as a percentage of employee jobs plus the claimant count. Further information is given in the information for the <b>on</b> option. MetadataCount 1 residence Description Proportion of resident population aged 16-64 estimates TypeName rate TypeCode 0 MetadataText Residence-based proportions express the number of claimants resident in an area as a percentage of the population aged 16-64 resident in that area. The population figures are derived from mid-year population estimates which are compatible with the 2001 Census. Proportions are available from 1992 onwards with: local authorities (county/unitary and district/unitary) ,regions (government office and standard statistical) and countries ,english learning and skills councils, english learning parnerships (except Greater Nottingham and North Nottinghamshire), nuts level 3 Proportions are available from 1996 onwards with: parliamentary constituencies 1995 revision, travel-to-work areas 1998 revision. Proportions are available from Feb 2004 onwards with: 2003 CAS wards MetadataCount 1 Frequency Time Time Format Unit Unit Multiplier Value Status Confidentiality Title compliment Round geography sex item measures Jobseeker's Allowance with rates and proportions Records the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) and National Insurance credits at Jobcentre Plus local offices. This is not an official measure of unemployment, but is the only indicative statistic available for areas smaller than Local Authorities. Status Current (being actively updated)