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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1998-1999

Variable Details

Variablebenefit1
LabelPlease describe ?
Responses
ATTENDANCE 1
ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE 1
DLA 3
Disability living allowance, for child 1
FOSTER ALLOWANCE 1
HOUSING BEN 1
HOUSING BENEFIT 1
Housing Benefit 1
INCOME SUPPORT 1
INDUSTIALINJURY BENEFIT 1
Industrial injuries 2
Industrial injury 1
MATERNITY ALLOWANCE 1
MOBILITY 1
MOBILITY ALLOWANCE 1
SDA 1
attendance 1
attendance allowance 1
car - mobility allowance 1
car allowance 1
care and mobility 1
carers allowance 1
d l a 2
d.l.a. for son 1
disability living allowance 1
dla 3
dla for daughter 2 1
hearing impairment pension 1
i.c.a, 1
ici 1
industrial injuries benefit 2
invalid care 1
invalid care allowance 1
mat allow 1
maternity 1
maternity allowance 2
maternity benefit 2
mob.car 1
mobility 7
mobility - 4 weekly 1
mobility allowance 2
motability 1
sda 1
severe disablement allowance 3
statutary maternity pay 1
training allownace 1
war disability pension 1
works pension 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1998-1999
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