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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

VariableTTACHR1
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 5099
1 48
2 167
3 153
4 304
5 261
6 409
7 232
8 644
9 188
10 525
11 136
12 618
13 134
14 383
15 697
16 681
17 197
18 539
19 179
20 1128
21 386
22 622
23 192
24 788
25 591
26 387
27 216
28 624
29 186
30 1206
31 222
32 794
33 216
34 408
35 1732
36 898
37 1412
38 3059
39 1759
40 3792
41 442
42 1430
43 541
44 868
45 1305
46 595
47 390
48 894
49 283
50 1383
51 200
52 496
53 181
54 301
55 526
56 249
57 115
58 200
59 85
60 740
61 53
62 121
63 60
64 91
65 187
66 82
67 29
68 50
69 28
70 232
71 9
72 92
73 16
74 17
75 63
76 16
77 22
78 31
79 14
80 104
81 5
82 11
83 13
84 79
85 10
86 5
87 7
88 5
89 4
90 48
91 12
92 3
93 3
94 5
95 4
96 16
97 97 or more 149
98 3
-9 Does not apply 20026
-8 No answer 193
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, December 1992 - May 1993
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