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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2004

Variable Details

VariableUSUHR
LabelUsual hours excluding overtime
Question text Thinking of your (main) job/business, how many hours per week do you [Name] usually work - please exclude meal breaks and overtime?
Responses
1 2
2 10
2.5 3
3 13
3.5 3
3.75 1
4 36
4.25 1
4.5 5
4.75 2
5 21
5.25 1
5.44999980926514 1
5.5 6
5.75 4
6 51
6.15000009536743 1
6.25 2
6.5 7
6.75 2
7 26
7.25 1
7.5 29
7.75 2
8 107
8.25 1
8.5 7
8.75 2
9 47
9.25 1
9.5 3
10 114
10.25 1
10.5 15
10.75 1
11 28
11.1499996185303 1
11.25 5
11.5 9
11.75 1
12 182
12.3500003814697 1
12.5 21
12.75 1
13 34
13.25 2
13.460000038147 1
13.5 20
13.75 1
14 93
14.3000001907349 1
14.5 18
15 238
15.1499996185303 1
15.25 1
15.4200000762939 1
15.5 6
15.75 3
16 265
16.25 10
16.4500007629394 1
16.5 25
17 61
17.25 2
17.5 64
17.75 1
18 168
18.25 2
18.2999992370605 1
18.3999996185303 1
18.4500007629394 1
18.5 72
18.75 26
19 47
19.25 4
19.2999992370605 1
19.5 30
19.75 7
20 528
20.1499996185303 1
20.25 2
20.4500007629394 1
20.5 10
20.75 2
21 154
21.25 3
21.2999992370605 1
21.5 19
21.6000003814697 2
21.75 4
22 96
22.25 2
22.2999992370605 1
22.3999996185303 1
22.5 140
23 51
23.25 4
23.5 19
23.75 3
24 235
24.5 15
24.75 1
25 348
25.2299995422363 1
25.25 1
25.2999992370605 1
25.5 15
26 60
26.25 7
26.5 6
26.75 3
27 73
27.25 3
27.2999992370605 3
27.5 82
27.75 3
28 142
28.1000003814697 1
28.25 1
28.5 18
28.75 5
29 39
29.25 1
29.5 6
29.75 2
30 624
30.2000007629394 1
30.25 1
30.5 12
30.75 2
31 40
31.25 11
31.5 12
31.6000003814697 1
31.75 1
32 153
32.25 4
32.2999992370605 3
32.5 140
32.75 2
32.9000015258789 1
33 48
33.1199989318848 1
33.25 1
33.2999992370605 1
33.5 16
33.75 14
34 69
34.25 1
34.4000015258789 1
34.5 25
34.75 3
35 2235
35.25 5
35.2999992370605 1
35.4500007629395 1
35.5 45
35.75 5
35.8800010681152 1
36 561
36.0499992370605 1
36.1500015258789 4
36.25 81
36.2999992370605 1
36.5 133
36.75 9
36.7999992370605 1
37 2434
37.0499992370605 1
37.1500015258789 1
37.2000007629395 1
37.2400016784668 1
37.25 31
37.2999992370605 22
37.4000015258789 3
37.5 3320
37.75 12
38 726
38.2000007629395 2
38.25 3
38.2999992370605 1
38.4500007629395 4
38.5 75
38.5999984741211 1
38.75 22
39 1367
39.25 1
39.2999992370605 2
39.4500007629395 3
39.5 52
39.75 3
40 4338
40.25 2
40.5 8
40.75 1
41 52
41.1500015258789 1
41.25 10
41.5 20
41.75 2
42 326
42.2999992370605 3
42.5 226
42.75 1
42.8499984741211 1
43 47
43.2999992370605 1
43.5 3
43.75 5
44 80
44.25 1
44.5 10
45 641
45.2999992370605 1
45.5 7
45.75 1
46 42
46.1500015258789 1
46.25 2
46.5 4
46.75 1
47 28
47.1500015258789 1
47.25 1
47.5 63
48 252
48.5 2
48.75 1
49 18
49.5 2
50 359
50.25 1
50.5 4
51 7
51.25 1
51.5 1
52 19
52.25 1
52.5 12
53 6
53.5 1
54 21
54.5 1
55 83
55.1500015258789 1
55.5 1
56 35
57 3
57.5 3
58 4
60 118
61 1
62 3
62.5 1
63 2
64 1
65 14
66 3
66.5 1
70 18
72 6
75 3
76 2
77 2
78 1
80 3
82 1
84 11
86 1
97 97 or more 7
99 Dont know / refusal 177
-10 No answer/Does not apply 104915
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2004
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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