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  • Note that on TLFS transition (the new labour market data series), the ONS states that "During the next six months, further quarters of TLFS data, survey test results and ongoing user feedback will inform our decision-making on transition; we will keep users informed of progress and will report back in the first quarter of next year. While we further develop the TLFS, we will continue to use the LFS as our lead measure of the labour market."
  • The last update saw the TLFS being introduced from September this year - although promised an update in the interim.

See full ONS statement here.

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  • Note that on TLFS transition (the new labour market data series), the ONS states that "During the next six months, further quarters of TLFS data, survey test results and ongoing user feedback will inform our decision-making on transition; we will keep users informed of progress and will report back in the first quarter of next year. While we further develop the TLFS, we will continue to use the LFS as our lead measure of the labour market."
  • The last update saw the TLFS being introduced from September this year - although promised an update in the interim.

See full ONS statement here.