Sentence examples for overall claimant from inspiring English sources

Grahame Smith, general secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC), said that while the "small fall" in overall unemployment was welcome, there had still been increases in the overall claimant count, youth unemployment, long-term joblessness and unemployment among women.

Most studies suggest that immigration has had no statistically significant effect on the overall employment or claimant count rate outcomes of UK natives.

That's not even half of the overall number of food bank claimants, and would only be useful for about 5-7 days.

Unemployment on both the Labour Force Survey and Claimant Count figures is down, overall employment is up despite further cuts in the public sector, average hours worked are up and inactivity is down.

With regard to the overall appreciation of the intervention, Table 3 shows claimants' answers to the statements concerning the content of the website.

Overall these trends are consistent with recent Jobseeker Allowance claimant count figures which show steadily falling unemployment rates, with October's figure the lowest October figure since 2005".

The whole point of the scheme was to reassess incapacity claimants, and in doing so reduce the overall numbers getting disability benefits.

A commentary on the impacts of benefit and welfare reform (see page 87) explains that there has actually been an overall fall in the number of house moves made by benefit claimant households in London's private rented sector (PRS) since 2011 - a drop from 19,600 to 18,100 - and that most of those who have moved have remained within the same borough.

Such is the overall complexity that the taxpayer now loses more money to official and claimant error than to fraud.

But further pressure on claimants will be felt once the government's planned overall benefit cap at £500 a week is introduced in 2013, making some of Westminster's council homes unaffordable for people with large families, and increasing the proportion of London unaffordable to people on low incomes.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "Despite a 7,000 drop in claimant count unemployment in March, the labour market data are clearly softer overall compared to a couple of months ago.