To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the (a) average and (b) median (i) weekly and (ii) hourly gross earnings (A) including and (B) excluding overtime is of (1) managers, (2) senior professional, (3) associate professional and technical, (4) administrative and secretarial, (5) skilled trades, (6) personal service, (7)...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the (a) average and (b) median (i) weekly and (ii) hourly gross earnings (A) including and (B) excluding overtime is of (1) managers, (2) senior professional, (3) associate professional and technical, (4) administrative and secretarial, (5) skilled trades, (6) personal service, (7)...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average percentage change in (a) public sector pay and (b) non-manual earnings has been in each year since 1993. - Inc tables and text of letter from Colin Mowl of the Office for National Statistics.

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average percentage change in (a) public sector pay and (b) non-manual earnings has been in each year since 1993. - Inc tables and text of letter from Colin Mowl of the Office for National Statistics.

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average weekly earnings (a) including and (b) excluding overtime are for full-time workers in (i) Scotland, (ii) each of the unitary local authority areas in Scotland and (iii) Great Britain for (A) all manual, (B) all non-manual, (C) all workers, (D)...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the average weekly earnings (a) including and (b) excluding overtime are for full-time workers in (i) Scotland, (ii) each of the unitary local authority areas in Scotland and (iii) Great Britain for (A) all manual, (B) all non-manual, (C) all workers, (D)...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what percentage of full-time workers in (a) Scotland, (b) each of the unitary local authority areas in Scotland and (c) Great Britain earn (i) including and (ii) excluding overtime less than (A) £280.00 per week, (B) £210.00 per week and (C) £158.76 per...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what percentage of full-time workers in (a) Scotland, (b) each of the unitary local authority areas in Scotland and (c) Great Britain earn (i) including and (ii) excluding overtime less than (A) £280.00 per week, (B) £210.00 per week and (C) £158.76 per...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the ratio was of female to male full-time equivalent earnings for (a) non-manual, (b) manual and (c) all workers in the last 12 months for which figures are available. - Inc table and text of letter from Karen Dunnell of the Office...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the ratio was of female to male full-time equivalent earnings for (a) non-manual, (b) manual and (c) all workers in the last 12 months for which figures are available. - Inc table and text of letter from Karen Dunnell of the Office...

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many staff were employed to carry out the administration for NHS services for residents of (a) Chesham and Amersham and (b) Buckinghamshire in 1997; how many are employed now; and if he will make a statement; what the total running costs...

To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many staff were employed to carry out the administration for NHS services for residents of (a) Chesham and Amersham and (b) Buckinghamshire in 1997; how many are employed now; and if he will make a statement; what the total running costs...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what were in April the number and proportion of (a) male, (b) female and (c) all (i) full-time manual, (ii) full-time non-manual and (iii) full-time employees on adult rates earning less than (1) £181.40, (2) £241.86 and (3) £261.46 per week excluding overtime...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what were in April the number and proportion of (a) male, (b) female and (c) all (i) full-time manual, (ii) full-time non-manual and (iii) full-time employees on adult rates earning less than (1) £181.40, (2) £241.86 and (3) £261.46 per week excluding overtime...

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the movement was between 1st April 1975 and 1st April 1998 in (a) the index of average non-manual earnings and (b) the Retail Prices Index. - Text of letter from Tim Holt of Office for National Statistics.

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the movement was between 1st April 1975 and 1st April 1998 in (a) the index of average non-manual earnings and (b) the Retail Prices Index. - Text of letter from Tim Holt of Office for National Statistics.

What assessment he has made of the impact on inflation curbs of the trends in earnings of (a) blue collar and (b) white collar workers. - Includes figures.

What assessment he has made of the impact on inflation curbs of the trends in earnings of (a) blue collar and (b) white collar workers. - Includes figures.

What assessment he has made of the impact of changes in the real earnings of blue collar workers since 1979 on the competitive position of UK manufacturers in home and overseas markets. - Includes figure.

What assessment he has made of the impact of changes in the real earnings of blue collar workers since 1979 on the competitive position of UK manufacturers in home and overseas markets. - Includes figure.

What has been the real terms change in the earnings of (a) postal workers and (b) white collar workers since 1979. - Includes ref to tables 1 and X3 of 'New Earnings Survey Report' each April from 1979 to date (in Library).

What has been the real terms change in the earnings of (a) postal workers and (b) white collar workers since 1979. - Includes ref to tables 1 and X3 of 'New Earnings Survey Report' each April from 1979 to date (in Library).

If he will comment on his plans to ensure fair competition between direct service organisations and the private sector in the tendering of contracts for local authority services. (Failed OPQ)

If he will comment on his plans to ensure fair competition between direct service organisations and the private sector in the tendering of contracts for local authority services. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to ensure fair competition between direct service organisations and the private sector in the tendering of contracts for local authority services. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to ensure fair competition between direct service organisations and the private sector in the tendering of contracts for local authority services. (Failed OPQ)

What plans he has to take action under section 13 of the Local Government Act 1988 against authorities who have subjected white collar professional work to competition.

What plans he has to take action under section 13 of the Local Government Act 1988 against authorities who have subjected white collar professional work to competition.

What is the percentage of workers on adult rates of pay in part-time employment whose hourly earnings (a) including and (b) excluding overtime pay are less than (i) £4.26 per hour, (ii) £5.68 per hour, (iii) £6.03 per hour and (iv) average weekly earnings in (x) Great Britain, (y) Scotland...

What is the percentage of workers on adult rates of pay in part-time employment whose hourly earnings (a) including and (b) excluding overtime pay are less than (i) £4.26 per hour, (ii) £5.68 per hour, (iii) £6.03 per hour and (iv) average weekly earnings in (x) Great Britain, (y) Scotland...

If he will list the number and proportion of manual, non-manual and all full-time employees earning less than (a) £161.60, (b) £215.47 and (c) £228.68 per week excluding overtime payments for (i) men, (ii) women and (iii)both sexes for (1) England and (2) Great Britain in April 1995; if he...

If he will list the number and proportion of manual, non-manual and all full-time employees earning less than (a) £161.60, (b) £215.47 and (c) £228.68 per week excluding overtime payments for (i) men, (ii) women and (iii)both sexes for (1) England and (2) Great Britain in April 1995; if he...

How many and what proportion of (a) manual part-time workers and (b) non-manual part-time workers, broken down into men and women, work less than (i) eight hours a week and (ii) 16 hours a week. - Inc table.

How many and what proportion of (a) manual part-time workers and (b) non-manual part-time workers, broken down into men and women, work less than (i) eight hours a week and (ii) 16 hours a week. - Inc table.

If he will list the average (a) weekly earnings, (b) total hours, (c) average hourly earnings and (d) median hourly earnings, including and excluding overtime, for (i) all part-time females and (ii) all part-time males on adult rates in (1) West Yorkshire, (2) South Yorkshire, (3) North Yorkshire, (4) Humberside...

If he will list the average (a) weekly earnings, (b) total hours, (c) average hourly earnings and (d) median hourly earnings, including and excluding overtime, for (i) all part-time females and (ii) all part-time males on adult rates in (1) West Yorkshire, (2) South Yorkshire, (3) North Yorkshire, (4) Humberside...