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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, June - November 1993

Variable Details

VariableTTUSHR2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 23
1 43
2 139
3 112
4 252
5 219
6 380
7 186
8 528
9 160
10 536
11 125
12 538
13 115
14 311
15 678
16 520
17 161
18 567
19 197
20 1200
21 263
22 455
23 129
24 430
25 579
26 242
27 145
28 401
29 116
30 920
31 125
32 445
33 125
34 258
35 1913
36 1056
37 1888
38 3487
39 2187
40 4456
41 718
42 2091
43 804
44 1281
45 1909
46 927
47 597
48 1211
49 418
50 1978
51 270
52 587
53 153
54 339
55 707
56 254
57 127
58 240
59 115
60 1126
61 56
62 125
63 67
64 68
65 241
66 85
67 29
68 68
69 49
70 352
71 10
72 92
73 14
74 17
75 91
76 28
77 26
78 24
79 10
80 131
81 4
82 14
83 11
84 88
85 25
86 8
87 3
88 9
89 4
90 52
91 5
92 2
93 2
94 3
95 9
96 14
97 97 or more 138
-9 Does not apply 18597
-8 No answer 240
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, June - November 1993
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