Sentence examples for claimant rate from inspiring English sources

In Blaenau Gwent and Neath Port Talbot in South Wales, and in Glasgow, the incapacity claimant rate was 11.9%.

■ In most of the coalfields, the share of pensioners living in poverty, measured by the Pension Credit claimant rate, is around double the average in south-east England.

This is much higher than second-placed Birmingham (1.7%) or third-placed Middlesbrough (1.4%) – and far above bottom-placed Bournemouth, which has a long-term claimant rate of just 0.3%.

Over the past year the number claiming unemployment benefit has risen by 75% (though, at 3.2%, the city's claimant rate is still below the national average).Yet the discerning visitor may also notice something else.

Looking at very vibrant things like child obesity rates, housing benefit claimant rate and patents granted, they've come up with the Vibrant Economy Index, something that aims to rank the "happiest and healthiest places to live in the UK".

23 We measured unemployment within each local authority by using the claimant rate.

In areas where the local economy was strong, there were much lower incapacity claimant rates.

In Cambridge there was a 5.4 percentage point difference between the jobs seekers' allowance (JSA) claimant rates in the city's least and most deprived neighbourhoods.

The trends of the last three decades are captured in a series of maps of the UK, which show the concentrations of industrial job losses, incapacity-related benefit claimant rates, spending on tax credits, and the anticipated losses by 2020-21 of all the welfare reforms introduced since the coalition government came to power in 2010.

Figure 1 Disability benefit claimant rates and unemployment rates in industrialized countries 2007.

We were also interested in the potential difference between GPs in practices with high and low incapacity claimant rates.