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WQ.275/2023
WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE CHAIR OF THE STATES EMPLOYMENT BOARD
BY DEPUTY M.B. ANDREWS OF ST. HELIER NORTH
QUESTION SUBMITTED ON MONDAY 12th JUNE 2023
ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON MONDAY 19th JUNE 2023
Question
"Further to the response to Written Question 159/2022, will the Chair advise how many States of Jersey employees left the organisation in each of –
- 2022 Quarter 3;
- 2022 Quarter 4; and
- 2023 Quarter 1?"
Answer
A detailed leavers analysis is attached at Appendix A.
We have applied disclosure controls to minimise the risk of disclosure of sensitive personal information, whilst maximising the utility of that data. The more detailed the breakdowns within a table, the greater the disclosure risk. Accordingly:
• The answer shows values of 1, 2, and 3 as < 3
• Reasons for leaving with a total below a threshold of 20 in any period have been aggregated into a column entitled "other" (while showing for each other category the total across government)
This presentation better accounts for the protection of personal data by minimising the ability to impute an individual's identity, and the requirements of the Code of Practice for Statistics Code of Practice for Statistics 2019.pdf (gov.je) which includes "T6.4 Organisations should be transparent and accountable about the procedures used to protect personal data when preparing the statistics and data, including the choices made in balancing competing interests. Appropriate disclosure control methods should be applied before releasing statistics and data."
We have followed the previously applied methodology which was reviewed and approved by The Chief Statistician (WQ159-2022). Please note that this data may differ with other leaver reporting provided in previous information requests as a result of ongoing data cleanse work being carried out by the organisation.
APPENDIX A Quarter 3 - 2022
Quarter 4 - 2022
Quarter 1 - 2023
