Social Researcher £23,093 - £56,211 plus Civil Service Pension Newport, South Wales and Titchfield, Hampshire ONS produces statistics and reports on a wide range of topics covering the economy and society such as population, health and the labour market. Around 150 social researchers work on a range of topics across ONS – health, population, demography, geography, labour market, socio–economic inequalities, and statistical methodology – as well as designing, conducting and reporting on surveys of the population. A large number of analytical and compendium publications, as well as survey reports, are published each year which go towards providing a portrait of the nation. As a social researcher, you will be contributing to the whole range of survey work. This may include the design and management of research projects, or being a member of the research team for major large scale surveys, for data analysis and report writing, and for methodological development. You may also find yourself having an input into the preparation of bids for work subject to competitive tender; writing questionnaire programs for computer–assisted interviewing; briefing interviewers; or carrying out cognitive interviews. Closing date: 31st July 2009. To apply, please click below We normally offer appointments at the starting point of the advertised salary scale, however this may be negotiable for exceptional candidates. ONS is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes diversity. All applications will be considered on merit. | 