Understanding socio-economic diversity in the UK workforce |
This research project is led by the Purpose Coalition and the Centre for Inequality of Levelling Up (CEILUP) at the University of West London. It is based on the premise that measuring the socio-economic composition of the workforce is the first step to developing a strategy to enhance social mobility. The aim of the project is to assemble more evidence regarding the degree to which employers are collecting evidence on the socio-economic composition of their workforce. The survey is being distributed to employers across the UK from a wide range of sectors.
The survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete. It will ask whether or not you collect data on the socio-economic composition of your workforce and if you do how and why, and if not why not and whether you plan to do so in the future.
The data that you provide will be stored on a secure server and viewed only by members of the Purpose Coalition and the Centre for Inequality of Levelling Up team. Any data that is taken from your responses used in any final report will be anonymised. If you wish to change your responses you have 3 weeks from the submission of the survey to do so. Data you provide will be destroyed 12 months after it is entered. The data collected will be used to inform a report that will be launched in Autumn 2023.
If you have any questions regarding the project, the survey or how data is stored please contact Professor Graeme Atherton. Head of the Centre for Inequality and Levelling Up on graeme.atherton@uwl.ac.uk.
The survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete. It will ask whether or not you collect data on the socio-economic composition of your workforce and if you do how and why, and if not why not and whether you plan to do so in the future.
The data that you provide will be stored on a secure server and viewed only by members of the Purpose Coalition and the Centre for Inequality of Levelling Up team. Any data that is taken from your responses used in any final report will be anonymised. If you wish to change your responses you have 3 weeks from the submission of the survey to do so. Data you provide will be destroyed 12 months after it is entered. The data collected will be used to inform a report that will be launched in Autumn 2023.
If you have any questions regarding the project, the survey or how data is stored please contact Professor Graeme Atherton. Head of the Centre for Inequality and Levelling Up on graeme.atherton@uwl.ac.uk.
The survey will close on the 10th of August 2023.