Appendix 4 - Brighton and Hove Employment Data
A summary of data sources which provide the context to the objectives in this plan. These will be regularly updated with the latest data.

 

4.1       Unemployment Data

 

All ages

16-24

25-49

50+

Jan-20

5,570

1,000

3,180

1,385

Apr-20

10,335

1,720

6,320

2,295

May-20

14,080

2,540

8,540

3,000

Aug-20

14,210

2,850

8,340

3,025

Sep-20

14,510

2,950

8,435

3,120

Oct-20

13,845

2,895

7,965

2,985

Dec-20

14,000

2,825

8,105

3,075

 

4.2       Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) Data

In March 2020 the government announced the SEISS to support self-employed individuals
adversely affected due to coronavirus. Four rounds of funding have been made available.

Period

No of grants

City take up %

£ claimed

Grant round 1 closed 13th July 2020

19200

77%

42,800,000

Grant round 2 closed 19th October 2020 

19200

70%

33,900,000

Grant 3 round closed 29th January 2021

Tbc

Tbc

Tbc

Grant 4  round closes 30th  April 2021

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4.3       Coronavirus job retention scheme (Furlough) Data

Month

No

City take up %

(England) No.

(England) % Take Up

Released June (includes claims received up to 31 May 2020)

33,300

N/A

6,445,800

N/A

Released July (includes claims received up to 30 June 2020)

39,600

30%

7,600,900

30%

Released August (includes claims received up to 31 July 2020)

42,000

32%

8,067,700

32%

Released October (includes claims as at received up to 31 August 2020)

14,900

11%

2,710,600

10%

Released November (includes claims as at received up to 30 September 2020)

11,400

9%

2,019,300

8%

Released December (includes claims as at received up to 31 October 2020)

10,500

8%

1,897,400

7%

Released January (includes claims as at received up to 30 November 2020)

20,000

15%

3,209,500

13%

Released January (provisional data for claims received up to 31 December 2020)

19,500

15%

3,127,100

12%

 

4.4      Employment sector data – Brighton and Hove Economic Strategy (2018)

Sector

No’s Employed

 Public Sector

37,200

Professional and Financial

20,400

Visitor Economy  *

18,000

Retail

15,900

Business Support

12,100

ICT & Digital  *

6,800

Higher Education  *

6,000

Other creative services  *

4,400

*Denotes sector specialism