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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, December 1993 - May 1994

Variable Details

VariableTTUSHR1
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 32
1 44
2 146
3 128
4 264
5 208
6 340
7 195
8 506
9 163
10 583
11 117
12 539
13 124
14 317
15 689
16 524
17 163
18 596
19 164
20 1175
21 254
22 418
23 126
24 444
25 600
26 241
27 124
28 339
29 114
30 944
31 113
32 448
33 148
34 267
35 1872
36 1036
37 1922
38 3402
39 1954
40 4701
41 719
42 2202
43 753
44 1228
45 1857
46 878
47 579
48 1220
49 409
50 2051
51 246
52 577
53 174
54 345
55 765
56 272
57 128
58 189
59 106
60 1146
61 46
62 126
63 69
64 74
65 195
66 80
67 33
68 46
69 29
70 328
71 19
72 94
73 9
74 26
75 77
76 12
77 22
78 30
79 9
80 151
81 5
82 19
83 1
84 70
85 20
86 9
87 5
88 10
90 50
91 10
92 3
93 3
94 5
95 4
96 8
97 97 or more 144
-9 Does not apply 19328
-8 No answer 314
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, December 1993 - May 1994
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