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Official redundancy figures

Weekly potential redundancies notified on HR1 forms, Great Britain. These are proposals, not completed job losses. Northern Ireland is excluded.

Week ending 27 September 2026

4,907 potential redundancies from 67 employers proposing redundancies.

Four-week rolling average: 5,452.25 potential redundancies per week, as published by ONS.

Source and freshness

Source: ONS advanced notification of potential redundancies, using Insolvency Service HR1 forms. Official statistics in development, not seasonally adjusted. ONS may revise previous periods.

Workbook published 8 October 2026. Download the exact checked workbook · Original ONS download

Last successful check: 11/10/2026, 18:10:05 UK time. Last attempt: 11/10/2026, 18:10:05 UK time.

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Recent weeks

Great Britain: raw weekly counts and the published rolling average
Week endingPotential redundanciesEmployersFour-week average per week
27 September 20264,907675,452.25
20 September 20264,623725,260.75
13 September 20266,598675,775.75
6 September 20265,681514,911.5
30 August 20264,141664,286.25
23 August 20266,683564,310.25
16 August 20263,141523,531.75
9 August 20263,180563,937
2 August 20264,237694,260.25
26 July 20263,569574,631.25
19 July 20264,762774,813.5
12 July 20264,473715,348.25

Unavailable or suppressed values stay unavailable. They are never treated as zero.

Recorded revisions

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