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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

VariableTTUSHR1
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 29
1 41
2 120
3 137
4 226
5 234
6 330
7 161
8 476
9 157
10 528
11 107
12 515
13 116
14 283
15 676
16 548
17 168
18 573
19 151
20 1236
21 266
22 448
23 117
24 410
25 569
26 224
27 149
28 370
29 108
30 912
31 110
32 424
33 113
34 243
35 1887
36 1007
37 1896
38 3396
39 2053
40 4590
41 712
42 2069
43 759
44 1270
45 1943
46 863
47 594
48 1276
49 427
50 2085
51 263
52 608
53 176
54 373
55 744
56 238
57 119
58 203
59 97
60 1116
61 46
62 130
63 62
64 83
65 241
66 92
67 36
68 55
69 51
70 333
71 17
72 107
73 10
74 23
75 82
76 23
77 24
78 35
79 7
80 163
81 5
82 14
83 12
84 113
85 13
86 11
87 2
88 6
89 4
90 45
91 11
92 3
93 1
94 5
95 9
96 11
97 97 or more 145
-9 Does not apply 18868
-8 No answer 336
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, June - November 1993
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