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Release date
March 2019
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Region
United Kingdom
Survey time period
1995 to 2017
Supplementary notes
Seasonally adjusted (2015=100).
Labour productivity measures economic output (goods and services) produced by a unit of labour input, i.e. per worker, per job or per hours work. It is calculated by dividing a measure of economic output by workers, jobs or hours worked.
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