Working-age adults
Key points
- Working-age adults have experienced rising poverty in London over the past decade.
- Working-age adults without children are particularly vulnerable to poverty.
- Many of the indicators on this site are relevant to this age group - such as employment rates, low pay and out-of-work benefits.
Find out more about Working-age adults by visiting the indicators in this section, listed on the right.
Working age adults are defined as those between 16 and 65 year olds. It therefore includes 16-24 year olds.
Group:
Relevant Indicators
- Out-of-work benefits by ward
- Income inequalities by wards within London boroughs
- Pay inequalities in London
- Working-age adults lacking work over time
- Working-age adults lacking work by borough
- Adult ill health
- Adult ill-health by borough
- Premature death over time
- Low-paid residents by borough
- Low-paid jobs by borough
- Low pay by ethnicity
- Premature death by borough
- Unemployment rates over time
- Unemployment in London by age
- Part-time work
- Child, adult and pensioner poverty
- Poverty and work
- Young adult unemployment
- Out-of-work benefits by borough
- Disability benefits
- Working tax credits by borough
- Unemployment, worklessness and underemployment
- Unemployment by borough
- Worklessness by gender and ethnicity
- Worklessness by gender and country of birth
- Worklessness by disability status
- Low pay over time
- Low pay by work sector
- Low pay by age
- Adult mental health
- 19 year olds lacking qualifications
- 19 year olds lacking qualifications by borough
- Travel to work
- Childcare availability by borough
- London's population by age