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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, December 1992 - May 1993

Variable Details

VariableTTUSHR1
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 29
1 49
2 169
3 137
4 256
5 281
6 388
7 169
8 519
9 174
10 597
11 115
12 557
13 120
14 299
15 646
16 538
17 165
18 577
19 145
20 1216
21 287
22 443
23 133
24 467
25 594
26 248
27 149
28 394
29 105
30 907
31 105
32 484
33 120
34 273
35 2002
36 998
37 1912
38 3756
39 2201
40 4909
41 696
42 2128
43 749
44 1280
45 1920
46 871
47 586
48 1226
49 412
50 1925
51 256
52 570
53 162
54 349
55 732
56 244
57 120
58 217
59 86
60 1046
61 54
62 120
63 54
64 73
65 206
66 90
67 21
68 60
69 26
70 323
71 11
72 124
73 8
74 16
75 73
76 13
77 28
78 33
79 5
80 116
81 6
82 14
83 7
84 95
85 12
86 10
87 4
88 5
89 2
90 49
91 18
92 4
93 3
94 7
95 5
96 11
97 97 or more 129
98 3
-9 Does not apply 20026
-8 No answer 282
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, December 1992 - May 1993
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