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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, March - August 1993

Variable Details

VariableTTACHR2
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 6525
1 47
2 128
3 131
4 263
5 210
6 311
7 179
8 539
9 153
10 471
11 116
12 524
13 105
14 325
15 637
16 563
17 148
18 475
19 129
20 1003
21 303
22 476
23 149
24 554
25 499
26 257
27 177
28 530
29 151
30 1183
31 194
32 739
33 175
34 364
35 1757
36 964
37 1497
38 2990
39 1798
40 3637
41 504
42 1495
43 516
44 852
45 1302
46 661
47 402
48 969
49 295
50 1377
51 208
52 470
53 154
54 303
55 554
56 255
57 109
58 204
59 96
60 795
61 49
62 126
63 73
64 88
65 191
66 91
67 40
68 70
69 37
70 299
71 22
72 129
73 17
74 35
75 76
76 27
77 32
78 36
79 8
80 152
81 9
82 14
83 12
84 85
85 19
86 8
87 5
88 13
89 8
90 48
91 9
92 12
93 2
94 6
95 7
96 20
97 97 or more 174
-9 Does not apply 19110
-8 No answer 195
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, March - August 1993
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