Staffing figures
An analysis of the university workforce is carried out each year on behalf of the Personnel Committee. The following reports are taken from the most recent analysis. For further information or other reports, contact the Senior Workforce Information Analyst (Sarah Rowles) within Personnel Services.
Please note: Since 2007 the staff groups presented in these reports have been based primarily on the university's staff classification system. All figures presented show the position as at 31 July 2011 unless otherwise stated.
Staffing Figures 2010/11
The total number of staff across the University was 10,424 on 31 July 2011.
| 31 July 2011 | |
| Headcount | 10,424 |
| Full time equivalent | 9,442.9 |
Source: OPENdoor
The data for 2010/11 is presented in tables and charts, which can be viewed below. Alternatively, all tables and charts for 2010/11 are provided in one pdf booklet to download in Documents.
Staff in post profile
The total number of staff across the University as at 31 July 2011 was 10,424 (Table 1).
| Headcount by staff group | Table 1 |
Chart 1 |
| Headcount of part-time working pattern by staff group | Chart 2 |
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| Headcount of full-time and part-time staff by year | Chart 3 |
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| Full-time equivalent (FTE) by staff group | Table 2 |
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| Headcount and full-time equivalent (FTE) by division and staff group | Table 3 |
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| Headcount by division and staff group | Chart 6 |
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| Headcount by national origin | Chart 7 |
Staff costs analysis
An analysis of staff costs, based on data provided by the Finance Division, is included in the staffing figures (Chart 8) with the pay bill broken down by staff group. The highest proportion of the pay bill is spent on research staff (32.5 per cent) followed by academic staff (23.3 per cent).
| Paybill by staff group | Chart 8 |
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| Headcount by staff group and overall source of funding | Table 4 |
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| Headcount by source of funding and staff group | Chart 9 |
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| Headcount by staff group and detailed source of basic salary | Table 5 |
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| Headcount by funding source | Chart 10 |
Length of service analysis
As in previous years, there are variations in length of service between staff groups. Overall individuals with less than 5 years of service represent 54.8 per cent of staff and those with between 5 and 9 years of service represent 21.4 per cent.
| Length of service by staff group | Table 6 |
| Length of service by staff group - permanent staff only | Table 7 |
Turnover and leavers analysis
The overall turnover rate amongst permanent staff was 9.4 per cent. As in previous years, there are variations between staff groups (Table 8).
| Staff turnover (permanent staff) | Table 8 |
| Stability index | Table 9 |
Diversity analysis
For further information on the University’s work to support equality and diversity, visit Equality and Diversity.
Until 2011/12 the University had dedicated equality schemes covering race, gender and disability. The annual reports on these schemes contain further equality data and can be viewed at Public Sector Equality Duty.
In response to the introduction of the Public Sector Equality Duty in April 2011, the University will move to an integrated equality report, to be published in January each year.
A priority for the University’s equality and diversity work is to address the under-representation of female research and academic staff in science and medicine through the achievement of Athena SWAN best practice awards. For details see Athena SWAN at the University of Oxford.
| Age distribution by staff group | Table 10 |
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| Age distribution by gender | Chart 11 |
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| Age distribution by division | Chart 12 |
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| Gender profile by detailed staff group | Chart 13 |
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| Gender profile of academic staff by division | Chart 14 |
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| Gender profile of clinical and non-clinical academic staff | Chart 15 |
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| Analysis of distinction titles by gender | Chart 16 |
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| Gender profile of individuals awarded the title of Professor or Reader | Chart 17 |
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| Ethnicity by staff group | Chart 18 |
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| Disability profile by staff group | Chart 19 |