ONS Providing high-quality statistics to help make better decisions

ONS Providing high-quality statistics to help make better decisions Facebook1TweetLinkedInPinEmailShare1 **Sponsored blog post** High quality statistics make for better decisions. Statistics are leading the way to better decisions. Leveraging data and insights to help build formidable arguments for change, growth and evolution. Statistics is the study of the collection, organisation, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data. (lumen) Based on facts and evidence, statistics help make more informed and educated decisions. To back up and support a notion or idea. Whilst also having the power to identify trends, patterns and predictions for the future statistics are a powerful force. About the ONS The Office for National Statistics are responsible for collecting, analysing and disseminating statistics related to the economy, society and population. On a national, regional and local level. As the largest independent producer of official statistics, the ONS conducts the census in England and Wales every 10 years. They play an integral role in providing relevant and trusted information to improve decision making and debate across the country. What is it like to work at the UKs statistical hub? If you want your contribution to count and to work where youll be really valued, come and join the Office for National Statistics. Current and future employees must take responsibility for maintaining a high standard to deliver statistics that help improve decision making across the country. Apart from crunching the numbers that shape big decisions, ONS look after the interests of their staff. They invest in training and development to enhance skills and also offer a good work-life balance to improve well-being and staff retention. Sounds like somewhere you want to work? Check out their current vacancies here. Deputy Directors, Digital, Service Technology