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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1997

Variable Details

Variablettushr
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 60
1 76
2 203
3 187
4 373
5 359
6 539
7 274
8 727
9 222
10 897
11 170
12 837
13 157
14 423
15 974
16 954
17 243
18 858
19 249
20 1890
21 431
22 735
23 208
24 701
25 1036
26 356
27 238
28 579
29 173
30 1529
31 176
32 694
33 209
34 345
35 2635
36 1326
37 2542
38 4516
39 2405
40 6860
41 970
42 3001
43 1028
44 1675
45 2999
46 1181
47 821
48 1834
49 617
50 3307
51 325
52 915
53 254
54 467
55 1168
56 395
57 212
58 346
59 144
60 1850
61 64
62 163
63 109
64 103
65 345
66 109
67 38
68 92
69 45
70 551
71 9
72 167
73 14
74 29
75 123
76 21
77 37
78 30
79 12
80 216
81 8
82 22
83 6
84 107
85 32
86 12
87 5
88 8
89 3
90 68
91 13
92 7
93 5
94 5
95 10
96 14
97 97 or more 166
-9 Does not apply 82582
-8 No answer 788
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1997
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