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This Data Insight by ADR UK Fellow Dr Kitty Lymperopoulou investigates whether ethnic disparities persist post-sentencing by examining whether ethnic minority individuals released on licence are more likely to be recalled compared to their white British counterparts.
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This Data Insight by ADR UK fellow Dr Claire Hargreaves demonstrates how linking agricultural and health administrative data can be used to better understand the health of farming populations. Using the Administrative Data | Agricultural Research Collection (AD|ARC) dataset linked with national healthcare datasets in the SAIL Databank, we provide one of the first national-level overviews of primary and secondary healthcare use among farmers in Wales, including the conditions they are diagnosed with and the underlying causes of death.
This Data Insight uses a simulation model built from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) linked to 2011 Census – England and Wales dataset. The model compares two simulated labour markets: one where applicants from ethnic minority groups are less likely to be invited to interview (“callbacks”), and one where all applicants have the same chance of getting a callback.
This Data Insight by ADR UK fellow Markus Gehrsitz draws on Ministry of Justice Data First linked administrative datasets on courts, prisons and probation services to examine whether post-release supervision for offenders released from short prison sentences reduces re-offending in England and Wales.
This Data Insight by ADR UK fellow Dr Vickie Barrett explores the relationship between school exclusions and offending in England. We used the Ministry of Justice and Department for Education linked dataset which included de-identified data from the Police National Computer (PNC) and National Pupil Database (NPD).
ASHE and official labour market statistics substantially underreport multiple jobholding. In HMRC PAYE data, not only is the level of multiple jobholding substantially higher but its prevalence among young women also becomes visible. Read this Data Insight from ADR UK fellow Darja Reuschke to find out more.
This Data Insight explores how young workers are matched to firms across local labour markets in England, using the Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) dataset. We focus on differences in ‘positive assortative matching’ – the extent to which high-skilled workers are matched to high-quality firms – which is assumed to increase productivity in many standard economic models.
Homelessness among young people is often treated as a sudden crisis or an individual failure. The results presented in this ADR NI report show that, for many, it is neither. Drawing on linked administrative data and lived experience expertise, it demonstrates that homelessness risk is patterned, predictable and visible within public systems - often years before homelessness occurs.
This Data Insight, from ADR UK fellow Daniel Derbyshire, combines data from the ASHE-Census 2011 dataset with data from the Annual Population Survey to examine the disability pay gap and disability employment gap across England and Wales. The insights presented here highlight how the nature and extent of labour market inequalities experienced by disabled people varies greatly across England and Wales.
This Data Insight examines distinct area-level deprivation trajectories within the Northern Ireland (NI) population from 2010-16; and their association with subsequent mortality, psychotropic medication, and accident and emergency (A & E) attendance from 2017-21.
