Company Information


The Office for National Statistics is the UK’s national statistical institute and the largest producer of official statistics. We produce data on a range of key economic, social and demographic topics. Our statistics provide the public with a window on society, the economy, and the work and performance of government.


Number of Vacancies 10


Degrees Required Varies by role – please visit website for details


Placements available Please visit www.gov.uk/ government/organisations/ civil-service-government- economic-service


Locations


London, Newport in south Wales and Titchfield in Hampshire


Who we are looking for We are expanding our professional community and are looking to recruit analysts to join us to help meet the challenge of measuring, monitoring and understanding the ever-changing UK economy.


Careers Offered We are offering economics and statistics careers within the Economic Statistics Group (ESG). ESG is responsible for the production, analysis and economic interpretation of high profile economic indicators that feed into the UK’s national accounts.


Application Details For details please visit www. civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk


Benefits


As well as a competitive salary, you’ll enjoy a generous holiday allowance, a good work-life balance, on-site childcare in Newport, career development and progression, the opportunity to gain qualifications and professional accreditations, a pension scheme and a welfare service.


Salary £47,000


Online Applications www.civilservicejobs.service. gov.uk


Contact Details Gary Grant, 1.163, Government Buildings, Cardiff Road, Newport, NP10 8XG Email: gary.grant@ons.gsi. gov.uk


Website www.ons.gov.uk


Closing Date Visit website for application deadlines


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