A fairer, more inclusive economy

London needs not only a growing, dynamic economy, but also one that is sustainable and inclusive, to drive future prosperity and create opportunities for all Londoners.

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Inequality in London declines

• Income Inequality
• Gender Pay Gaps in London
• HBAI Poverty in London

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London’s education outcomes exceed the rest of the UK and other global cities

• Proportion of working age population (25-64) with tertiary education

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A closure of the technical skills gap

• Proportion of employers reporting a skills shortage vacancy in London

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More Londoners live in homes that they are able to afford

• Housing costs as a percentage of household income

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More Londoners live in decent homes

• Percentage of homes that are decent – Table 6.9

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Public transport costs as a percentage of income

• Percentage of income spent on transport

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There is an increase in the supply of high quality early education and childcare

• Proportion of providers with Ofsted Good and Outstanding ratings at early years

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All workers receive a fair wage

• Percentage of London’s workforce paid less than LLW

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London business demonstrate exemplary employment standards

• Number of businesses signed up to the Good Work Standard –
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More Londoners have the opportunity to access well paid, stable employment

• Temporary job rate in London

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Londoners are healthier

• Healthy life expectancy

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Health inequalities between neighbourhoods and groups are reduced

• Healthy life expectancy by borough and sex

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There is a reduction in crime affecting London’s people and business

• Number of recorded crimes