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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 2003

Variable Details

Variablenato
LabelNationality (other)
Responses
1 United Kingdom 3972
6 Ireland,Republic Of 124
7 Channel Islands (So Stated) 3
8 Isle Of Man 7
11 Australia, Tasmania 140
12 Canada, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia 64
13 New Zealand 70
14 Kenya 29
15 Uganda 21
16 Zanzibar (Tanzania) 10
17 Malawi, Nyasaland (Malawi) 8
18 Zambia 25
19 Zimbabwe 127
20 Botswana 3
21 Gambia 0
22 Ghana 57
23 Nigeria 82
24 Sierra Leone 21
25 Barbados 5
26 Jamaica 97
27 Trinidad And Tobago 21
28 West Indies (Island given) 4
29 West Indies (So Stated) 6
30 Caribbean Commonwealth Islands 25
31 Belize 1
32 Guyana 5
33 Bangladesh 107
34 India 343
35 Sri Lanka 66
36 Hong Kong, Kowloon 3
37 Malaysia 43
38 Singapore 15
39 Cyprus 14
40 Gibraltar 0
41 Malta 11
42 Seychelles 1
43 Mauritius 22
44 Other New Commonwealth 38
45 Algeria 8
46 Morocco 13
47 Tunisia 5
48 Libya 13
49 Egypt 9
50 South Africa 211
51 Other Africa 70
52 United States 272
53 Other Caribbean 2
54 Other Central America 6
55 Other South America 12
56 Pakistan 174
57 Burma, Myanmar 2
58 China 23
59 Japan 50
60 Phillipines 108
61 Vietnam 7
62 Iran 54
63 Israel 8
64 Other Middle East 57
65 Other Asia 0
66 Belgium 19
67 Denmark 36
68 France 162
69 Italy 215
70 Luxembourg 2
71 Netherlands 103
72 Germany 83
73 Germany 42
74 Albania 13
75 Bulgaria 17
76 Germany 51
77 Former Czechoslovakia 2
78 Hungary 19
79 Poland 94
80 Romania 10
81 Austria 19
82 Switzerland 10
83 Greece 66
84 Portugal (inc Azores & Maderia) 159
85 Spain (inc Balearic & Canary Islands) 83
86 Finland 18
87 Norway 34
88 Sweden 34
89 (Other ) Yugoslavia 82
90 Iceland 6
91 Turkey 77
92 Former USSR etc 0
93 Rest or World 3
96 Angola 3
97 Ethiopia 8
98 Somalia 110
99 Zaire 6
100 Cuba 2
101 Mexico 9
102 Argentina 4
103 Brazil 44
104 Chile 10
105 Columbia 27
106 Uraguay 1
107 Venezuela 6
108 Iraq 65
109 Lebanon 6
110 Indonesia 0
111 Korea 13
112 Macao, Macau 0
113 Liechtenstein 0
114 Andorra 0
115 Belarus 1
116 Bosnia(Yugoslavia) 7
117 Croatia 6
118 Czech Republic 32
119 Estonia 5
120 Macedonia (Yugoslavia) 1
121 Lithuania 18
122 Latvia 12
123 Moldova 2
124 Russia (Federation Of Russian States) 36
125 Slovak Republic 9
126 Slovenia 1
127 Ukraine 16
128 San Marino 0
129 Vatican City 0
130 Sudan 15
131 Cambodia (Khmer Republic) 1
132 Indonesia 5
133 Micronesia 0
134 St Pierre And Miquelon 0
135 Greenland 0
136 Bermuda 5
137 Taiwan 5
138 Laos 0
139 Other Asia 55
140 Thailand 28
141 Former USSR etc 6
142 Former USSR etc 3
143 at Sea/ In The Air 0
144 stateless 2
-9 Does not apply 122732
-8 No answer 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 2003
Interviewer InstructionsUses coding frame
UniverseHouseholds in Great Britain and Northern Ireland;Households;National
SamplingSample drawn from main LFS data. See documentation for details.
Study TypeData are produced from the spring and autumn quarters of the main LFS each year.
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