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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1997

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 5923
1 64
2 201
3 184
4 416
5 338
6 556
7 263
8 843
9 246
10 822
11 197
12 895
13 203
14 537
15 911
16 1090
17 267
18 812
19 254
20 1659
21 457
22 801
23 291
24 988
25 844
26 525
27 321
28 964
29 330
30 2153
31 418
32 1445
33 370
34 645
35 2280
36 1490
37 2031
38 3729
39 2211
40 5546
41 640
42 2122
43 767
44 1251
45 2152
46 944
47 620
48 1500
49 433
50 2453
51 280
52 735
53 253
54 480
55 825
56 393
57 186
58 326
59 119
60 1410
61 81
62 209
63 126
64 148
65 352
66 150
67 50
68 108
69 50
70 502
71 26
72 175
73 19
74 55
75 108
76 39
77 34
78 43
79 16
80 185
81 9
82 22
83 8
84 111
85 44
86 10
87 10
88 23
89 4
90 65
91 22
92 11
93 4
94 11
95 10
96 16
97 97 or more 208
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 84485
-8 No answer 579
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1997
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