article_snippet: Increasing hours and getting a pay rise were key routes to moving out of in work poverty, the ONS said .
article_snippet: The data shows people taking up full-time jobs of 30 or more hours per week are more likely to move out of poverty when entering employment (76 per cent) than those who get a part-time job (62 per cent).
article_snippet: the ONS added: 'Unsurprisingly, those moving out of poverty have a substantially higher rate of hourly pay than those who remain below the poverty threshold.
article_snippet: This is the case for both full-time and part-time workers.'