Jon Cruddas MP for Dagenham and Rainham has been contacted by Changing Realities, a project launched by University of York and Child Poverty Action Group regarding a recent report on Single Parents, Universal Credit and Mental Health. The research found that 32% of Single Parents who are on universal credit suffer with some form of mental health problem compared to 28% for all adults who are on UC.
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in April 2023 was 4,300. This represents a rate of 6.1% of the economically active populati
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in March 2023 was 4,205. This represents a rate of 6.0% of the economically active populati
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in November 2022 was 4,065. This represents a rate of 5.8% of the economically active popul
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in September 2022 was 4,030.
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in July 2022 was 4050. This represents a rate of 5.7%
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in April 2022 was 4,235. This represents
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in November 2021 was 5,005.
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in August 2021 was 5,775. This represents a rate of 8.2% of the economically active population aged 16 to 64. The equivalent UK claimant rate was 5.2%.
There are 145 less claimants than in July 2021 and there are 3,040 more claimants than in March 2020 before the UK lockdown began. Note the majority of this increase happed in March-May 2020 at the start of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The number of unemployed claimants in Dagenham and Rainham constituency in September 2021 was 5,380.
This represents a rate of 7.7% of the economically active population aged 16 to 64. The equivalent UK claimant rate was 5.0%. There are 235 less claimants than in August 2021 and there are 2,645 more claimants than in March 2020 before the UK lockdown began. Note the majority of this increase happed in March-May 2020 at the start of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.