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Data Provider: Welsh Government Management Information Total staff by local authority and workforce type
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[Collapse]Working HoursNumber of individuals full time / part time and full time equivalents [Filtered]
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YearFinancial Year End [Filtered]
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[Collapse]Workforce TypeBreakdown of type of staff in the Welsh Youth service covering all delivery staff and all other staff involved in providing the service [Filter]
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[Collapse]Local Authority22 local authorities plus entry for all Wales[Filter]
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Click here to sortManagement staffManagement staff have less than 10% face to face contact with young people.Click here to sortYouth work front-line delivery staff (core staff)Delivery staff have between 10% and 100% face to face contact with young people.Click here to sortYouth work delivery staff (externally funded - not including European funding)Delivery staff have between 10% and 100% face to face contact with young people.Click here to sortYouth Work delivery staff (European funding)Click here to sortYouth Work delivery staff (all external funding)External Funding Split to European and Non European from 2018/19Click here to sortAdministrative staffClick here to sortVolunteer youth work staffClick here to sortOther staff
[Collapse]All Welsh local authorities3993,5611,960383.The data item is not applicable6,3032765721911,0397,342
All Welsh local authoritiesIsle of AngleseyNo data provided for 2016-17 or 2018-19. Data for membership, accreditation, venues and settings not available for 2014-15 or 2015-16.  Data from 2013-14 used for 2014-15.201761027.The data item is not applicable2331001626259
Gwynedd010712312.The data item is not applicable242190322264
Conwy886224.The data item is not applicable120911121141
Denbighshire51418611.The data item is not applicable243026026269
Flintshire7232290.The data item is not applicable268169429297
Wrexham161911147.The data item is not applicable328143320348
Powys2911811620.The data item is not applicable283120214297
Ceredigion1147300.The data item is not applicable88521896
Pembrokeshire122081166.The data item is not applicable342211058134476
Carmarthenshire203124618.The data item is not applicable3151075287402
Swansea311981136.The data item is not applicable348190019367
Neath Port Talbot52711577.The data item is not applicable4401477192532
Bridgend34198384.The data item is not applicable220130417237
Vale of Glamorgan5100769.The data item is not applicable1901339759249
Rhondda Cynon Taf27225480.The data item is not applicable300120517317
Merthyr Tydfil15884056.The data item is not applicable1991602945244
Caerphilly457401250.The data item is not applicable910502025935
Blaenau Gwent24586267.The data item is not applicable21111364289300
Torfaen1185160.The data item is not applicable112035338150
Monmouthshire28933333.The data item is not applicable1872110622149336
Newport18401509.The data item is not applicable217102012229
Cardiff283071657.The data item is not applicable5072656890597

Metadata

Title

Youth service workforce - All staff by type and working hours

Last update

19 October 2023 19 October 2023

Next update

October 2024

Publishing organisation

Welsh Government

Source 1

Youth Service data collection, Welsh Government

Contact email

post16ed.stats@gov.wales

Designation

Management information

Lowest level of geographical disaggregation

Local authorities

Geographical coverage

Wales

Languages covered

English only

Data licensing

You may use and re-use this data free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government License - see http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence

General description

The information presented here shows breakdown of total staffing levels in the Welsh Youth Service by local authority and working hours.

Data collection and calculation

The information presented here is collected via annual returns from local authorities as at 31 March each year. Please refer to the guidance notes and data collection form for a description of the criteria for each question and details of the format in which the data are collected (see weblinks).

Frequency of publication

Annual

Data reference periods

For the 2010-11 and 2011-12 surveys, there has been a considerable amount of work on guidance and definitions to ensure a consistent approach between authorities, to clarify some known issues with earlier surveys, and to reflect current policy. As such, this dataset does not contain any direct comparisons with years prior to 2010-11, as it would provide an inaccurate picture in terms of qualitative outcomes and impact. Data for prior years can be found in the sub-folder ‘Data to 2009-10’.

Users, uses and context

Please find this information in the related statistical publication, as per the given weblink.

Rounding applied

None

Revisions information

Data prior to the last period covered have been revised since previously published. Revisions are marked in the data with an (r).

As these data also form part of other data collections, for example counts of properties which are compliant with the Welsh Housing Quality Standard, it is possible that the data will be subject to minor revision in due course. If necessary, for example where revisions are significant, these amendments will also be included in a revised formal release of data (see weblinks).

Keywords

Youth service, Children, Young people, Workforce, Registered members, Contacts, Accreditations, Income, Expenditure, Settings, Projects

Statistical quality

Please find more on this in the related statistical publication, as per the given weblink.
Note that the quality of the data collected through this survey continues to develop, as centrally we improve the guidance and definitions used within the survey, and locally youth services refine their management systems, which were purchased using funding from the Welsh Government revenue grant allocation for 2009-10, to ensure that all the data gathered for the audit is robust, current and accurate. Both of these issues impact upon the comparability of data from year to year.