North Northamptonshire Annual Monitoring Report 2010-11

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100 2010 INDICES OF DEPRIVATION: LOCAL AUTHORITY RANKINGS Further to the provision of data at Lower Super Output Area, the IMD 2010 also provides summarised information for the 326 English local authority areas. For these areas, six different measures are used which provide six different sets of relative rankings that are intended to capture the complex pattern of deprivation found at these geographical levels. The six local authority measures, and the relative rankings of the North Northamptonshire districts, are as per the below table. In terms of interpretation of this data, the lower the score, the more deprived an area is considered to be: Deprivation Indicae Corby East Northants Kettering Wellingborough Rank of average score 57 225 164 133 Rank of average rank 51 229 186 138 Rank of extent 58 203 145 115 Rank of local concentration 78 202 131 119 Rank of income scale 258 263 218 220 Rank of employment scale 222 266 206 226 In the 20% most deprived English local authorities Yes No No No District Rankings: 1 = most deprived; 326 = least deprived The above table denotes how each local authority is ranked out of the 326 local authorities in England, with a rank of 1 denoting the most deprived and 326 the least. Using the Rank of the Super Output Area scores, which summaries each district as a whole (including its deprived and less deprived output areas), East Northamptonshire is the least deprived district in North Northamptonshire (ranked 225 out of 326 nationally), and Corby is the most deprived district (ranked 57 out of 326). In general terms, using this rank, Corby falls within the top 20% of the most deprived Local Authority areas in England. In direct contrast, East Northamptonshire is one of the least deprived local authorities. Kettering is an average authority area, occupying nearly the exact mid point of all English local authorities. Wellingborough is similarly ranked to Kettering, albeit it falls in the lowest 50% of all local authority areas. Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
101 ECONOMY EARNINGS BY RESIDENCE 2011 Gross Weekly Corby (£) East Northamptonshire (£) Kettering (£) Wellingborough (£) North Northamptonshire Average East Midlands Average (£) Pay (£) Male Full 437.80 573.60 536.60 534.50 520.63 512.30 Time Workers Female 355.90 413.20 440.20 389.30 399.65 409.50 Full Time Workers Average 396.85 493.40 488.40 461.90 460.14 460.90 Source: Nomisweb (2011) The above table shows the average earnings for employees living in North Northamptonshire (gross pay) along with the regional average. As can be seen, male full time workers earn more than their female counterparts across both North Northamptonshire and the East Midlands region. Further to this, in 2011, male full time workers living in Corby borough, in 2011 are paid less than those in the neighbouring boroughs and districts of North Northamptonshire and the region as a whole. Conversely, the equivalent workforce living in East Northamptonshire earns significantly more than neighbouring and regional boroughs and districts. In terms of the female full time workers, those living in Corby were also earning the lowest amount in terms of gross weekly pay and those living in Kettering have been paid the most, again surpassing the regional average in this respect. In terms of the overall average weekly pay for North Northamptonshire employees as a whole, all surpass the regional averages, save for Corby. EMPLOYMENT BY OCCUPATION: 2010 The following chart details the Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) 2000 classifications of employment by occupation for North Northamptonshire, covering the period between 2010 and 2011. Within the SOC, jobs are classified in terms of their skill level and skill content, with the highest skilled occupations ranked first. As the chart overleaf shows, in 2010-11, most employment in North Northamptonshire was within SOC group 1-3, which amounted to 56700 employees or 36% of the overall workforce. East Northamptonshire has the highest number of employees overall in this occupational group, (which tends to require high levels of skill and includes Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
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8 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 INTR
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10 KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NORTH N
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12 2. L 2. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME
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