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Summary: This report provides figures for adverse work-related health outcomes occurring for health and safety reasons recorded on the Ministry of Defence Incident Recording and Information System (IRIS), for Armed Forces personnel and civilian MOD employees. The figures cover fatalities and various categories of injuries and illnesses.

Summary: This quarterly report provides statistical information on the number of Armed Forces personnel who as a result of an injury sustained whilst deployed on Operations in Iraq or Afghanistan have suffered a traumatic or surgical amputation. This ranges from the loss of part of a finger or toe up to the loss of an entire limb(s). In addition, the numbers of significant multiple amputations have been provided on an annual basis.

Summary: This Bulletin provides details of public confidence in and awareness of official statistics in Northern Ireland, based on findings from the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency Omnibus Survey, June 2012 results.

Summary: HMRC Survey Compliance Costs To Businesses and Local Authorities - This publication contains statistics of HMRC survey compliance costs

Summary: Provides statistics on the staff of local social services departments.

Summary: Presents Civil Service employment statistics, compiled from the Annual Civil Service Employment Survey. These annual statistics provide regional analyses, diversity and earnings statistics for the Civil Service population.

Summary: The fortnightly fatality and casualty statistics provides the number of UK Military and UK Civilians on Operations in Afghanistan who are; Very seriously injured (VSI), Seriously Injured (SI), admitted to a field hospital under the categories of Wounded in Action (WIA), Diseases or Non Battle injuries (DNBI) and Aeromedically evacuated from theatre due to injury or illness. The fatalities figures presents UK Military and UK Civilians who are Killed in Action (KIA), Died of Wounds (DOW) and those who died of 'Other' causes.

Summary: Statistics relating to estimates of tax gaps - the difference between tax collected and that, which in HMRC's view, should be collected.

Summary: Data for the 8 administering pension authorities in Wales.

Summary: The fortnightly fatality and casualty statistics provides the number of UK Military and UK Civilians on Operations in Afghanistan who are; Very seriously injured (VSI), Seriously Injured (SI), admitted to a field hospital under the categories of Wounded in Action (WIA), Diseases or Non Battle injuries (DNBI) and Aeromedically evacuated from theatre due to injury or illness. The fatalities figures presents UK Military and UK Civilians who are Killed in Action (KIA), Died of Wounds (DOW) and those who died of 'Other' causes.