What's new? Explore the most recent analysis pages to be added to the evidence hub

17 February 2022

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This page features the most recent analysis pages to be added to the What drives health inequalities? evidence hub.

If you have any feedback or questions about the evidence hub, please contact Adam Tinson, Senior Analyst, at adam.tinson@health.org.uk

Work

Analysis

Relationship between low-quality jobs and health

Analysis

Those with low job security or low job satisfaction are twice as likely to report less than good...

Analysis

How employment status affects our health

Analysis

Unemployed people are more than five times as likely to have poor health than employees.

Analysis

Relationship between number of negative job aspects and health

Analysis

The proportion of employees who report ‘less than good’ (fair or poor) health increases as people...

Analysis

Proportion of people in low-quality work by region, ethnicity, age, and sex

Analysis

Low-quality work is most prevalent in Wales, Northern Ireland, the North East and the urban West...

Analysis

Trends in the number of negative job aspects that people experience

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Just over two in five employees (44.1%) experienced at least one negative aspect of job quality in...

Analysis

Duration of low-quality work

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Nearly a quarter (22.8%) of employees in a low-quality job in 2012/13 were still working in a...

Analysis

Trends in low job quality

Analysis

Half of all employees report low job autonomy as the most prevalent measure of negative job quality,...

Analysis

Trends in unemployment and underemployment

Analysis

After reaching record lows in 2019, the share of adults who are unemployed or underemployed...

Analysis

Trends in unemployment and long-term unemployment

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Unemployment rose from 2019 to 2020 following the pandemic restrictions and remained at the...

Money and resources

Analysis

Relationship between self-rated health and problem debt

Analysis

Being in problem debt is associated with worse self-rated health.

Analysis

Persistence of debt problems by health

Analysis

People in poor health are more likely to be in persistent debt.

Analysis

Savings and income by health

Analysis

Half of all working age people with poor health have no savings whatsoever.

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Debt and health

20 January 2022

About 17 mins to read

Long read

Government action in 2020/21 eased financial pressures for many. But with those on low incomes and...

Health inequalities

Analysis

Map of healthy life expectancy at birth

Analysis

Healthy life expectancy at birth varies across the UK. There is a gap in healthy life expectancy at...

Analysis

Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy at birth by deprivation

Analysis

Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy at birth are lowest for people living in more deprived...

Analysis

Inequalities in age-standardised mortality rates

Analysis

Since 2011, improvements in mortality rates for men and women have stalled – both on average, and in...

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