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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

VariableTTACHR1
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 3666
1 51
2 134
3 145
4 274
5 243
6 388
7 201
8 611
9 179
10 517
11 133
12 578
13 142
14 366
15 633
16 645
17 177
18 522
19 159
20 1055
21 345
22 563
23 172
24 642
25 516
26 316
27 170
28 766
29 253
30 1536
31 315
32 1158
33 252
34 529
35 1667
36 1039
37 1354
38 2941
39 1727
40 3746
41 472
42 1504
43 517
44 933
45 1264
46 616
47 429
48 1013
49 301
50 1431
51 194
52 468
53 168
54 311
55 527
56 263
57 105
58 205
59 84
60 875
61 54
62 128
63 90
64 99
65 188
66 73
67 26
68 76
69 31
70 288
71 15
72 111
73 10
74 37
75 59
76 20
77 32
78 31
79 11
80 103
81 6
82 17
83 11
84 86
85 18
86 10
87 6
88 9
89 5
90 57
91 16
92 8
93 4
94 6
95 6
96 10
97 97 or more 172
-9 Does not apply 19587
-8 No answer 229
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, March - August 1993
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