What does ASHE stand for?

Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (governmental business statistics; UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Last year, the Office of National Statistics carried out their Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, with alarming results.

Closing the gap between men and women at work

Recent estimates from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings revealed the pay gap between the sectors has widened dramatically in four years, with state workers now earning an average of [pounds sterling]62 a week more than their private sector counterparts.

Wages fall, but only in the private sector

The Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) provides information about the levels, distribution and make-up of earnings and hours paid for employees within industries, occupations and regions.

WALES: Welsh women 'short changed'

The annual survey of hours and earnings also revealed a widening gap between the country's highest-and lowest-paid workers.

Gender pay gap disappears for younger women only

Statistics from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings showed 13,000 local employees earn less than pounds 4.

13,000 UNDERPAID

This is the shocking statistic thrown up by an analysis undertaken by the GMB union of the latest annual survey of hours and earnings for the year ended April 2004, published by the Office of National Statistics.

Women trail in the pay league

The figures from the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings for April 2004 found hairdressers even earned less than cleaners ( who had an average earning power of pounds 11,636.

Workers' cut is below average

The Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings has also shown that top science professionals can earn an average of pounds 72,515 a year.

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