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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1997

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 6145
1 62
2 167
3 167
4 379
5 328
6 527
7 286
8 835
9 240
10 794
11 182
12 876
13 192
14 599
15 976
16 1098
17 308
18 890
19 305
20 1813
21 538
22 918
23 301
24 1088
25 871
26 480
27 309
28 719
29 263
30 1673
31 236
32 967
33 291
34 551
35 2285
36 1216
37 1945
38 3805
39 2139
40 5594
41 651
42 2131
43 773
44 1308
45 2208
46 980
47 595
48 1530
49 499
50 2429
51 294
52 785
53 288
54 452
55 911
56 432
57 204
58 346
59 124
60 1468
61 73
62 223
63 136
64 144
65 310
66 131
67 52
68 126
69 46
70 498
71 20
72 166
73 33
74 43
75 119
76 35
77 47
78 47
79 14
80 201
81 12
82 21
83 13
84 105
85 35
86 14
87 5
88 18
89 4
90 62
91 17
92 5
93 2
94 14
95 17
96 17
97 97 or more 202
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 82613
-8 No answer 607
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1997
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