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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 2000

Variable Details

Variablequota
LabelStint number where interview took place
Responses
-9 Does not apply 0
-8 No answer 0
1 639
2 598
3 568
4 612
5 614
6 566
7 568
8 519
9 610
10 527
11 649
12 655
13 600
14 566
15 510
16 618
17 606
18 618
19 497
20 666
21 589
22 541
23 558
24 568
25 634
26 675
27 630
28 565
29 619
30 614
31 541
32 640
33 559
34 580
35 591
36 614
37 574
38 619
39 622
40 631
41 556
42 600
43 630
44 611
45 626
46 499
47 509
48 451
49 588
50 538
51 501
52 593
53 485
54 548
55 454
56 538
57 448
58 520
59 577
60 580
61 417
62 474
63 483
64 596
65 619
66 580
67 564
68 568
69 650
70 721
71 534
72 582
73 446
74 520
75 635
76 585
77 703
78 558
79 604
80 611
81 618
82 650
83 633
84 619
85 501
86 586
87 693
88 654
89 742
90 555
91 490
92 527
93 529
94 474
95 638
96 613
97 699
98 594
99 592
100 580
101 639
102 655
103 623
104 556
105 537
106 621
107 620
108 575
109 492
110 565
111 697
112 663
113 637
114 539
115 604
116 463
117 571
118 659
119 426
120 452
121 514
122 428
123 490
124 446
125 433
126 457
127 376
128 408
129 566
130 521
131 704
132 515
133 679
134 677
135 741
136 646
137 546
138 632
139 635
140 607
141 713
142 614
143 702
144 601
145 622
146 689
147 671
148 487
149 457
150 574
151 547
152 575
153 621
154 561
155 599
156 558
157 602
158 693
159 681
160 730
161 647
162 611
163 548
164 576
165 508
166 565
167 594
168 528
169 468
170 522
171 601
172 577
173 574
174 554
175 653
176 693
177 542
178 602
179 617
180 699
181 570
182 537
183 637
184 569
185 442
186 575
187 632
188 639
189 617
190 581
191 611
192 568
193 578
194 603
195 675
196 708
197 670
198 728
199 619
200 615
201 612
202 599
203 605
204 636
205 624
206 639
207 666
208 611
209 507
210 550
211 535
212 551
213 482
214 526
215 638
216 601
217 551
218 733
219 576
220 599
221 536
223 5962
501 44
502 33
503 14
504 18
505 17
506 35
507 45
508 49
509 33
510 34
511 17
512 28
513 25
514 23
515 31
516 40
517 34
518 31
519 18
520 24
521 14
522 11
523 40
524 42
525 32
526 28
527 22
528 35
529 39
530 25
531 18
532 15
533 16
534 20
535 13
536 29
537 35
538 31
539 49
540 57
541 47
542 35
543 21
544 10
545 36
546 36
547 36
548 54
549 53
550 27
551 53
552 38
553 21
554 24
555 5
556 21
557 46
558 28
559 10
560 6
561 47
562 33
563 21
564 10
565 28
566 27
567 58
568 26
569 53
570 33
571 22
572 33
573 22
574 29
575 33
576 45
577 35
578 47
579 36
580 34
581 38
582 38
583 24
584 25
585 12
586 16
587 51
588 50
589 33
590 19
591 19
592 25
593 39
594 44
595 21
596 29
597 40
598 45
599 27
600 40
601 42
602 46
603 41
604 53
605 48
606 30
607 35
608 20
609 39
610 16
611 27
612 33
613 31
614 33
615 60
616 34
617 45
618 56
619 24
620 46
621 33
622 29
623 29
624 19
625 36
626 37
627 25
628 30
629 18
630 26
631 45
632 39
633 11
634 14
635 54
636 31
637 62
638 31
639 28
640 16
641 23
642 8
643 28
644 40
645 13
646 22
647 45
648 40
649 43
650 26
651 29
652 51
653 14
654 27
655 32
656 43
657 17
658 16
659 48
660 30
661 31
662 22
663 24
664 38
665 26
666 30
667 23
668 22
669 13
670 14
671 25
672 38
673 18
674 64
675 29
676 25
677 24
678 19
679 22
680 8
681 16
682 18
683 28
684 18
685 16
686 13
687 24
688 10
689 32
690 37
691 10
692 12
693 24
694 18
695 24
696 20
697 50
698 38
699 25
700 45
701 35
702 26
703 48
704 36
705 38
706 37
707 27
708 37
709 19
710 19
711 36
712 37
713 21
714 8
715 29
716 18
717 17
718 27
719 47
720 27
721 32
722 27
723 59
724 42
725 19
726 17
727 18
728 20
729 20
730 20
731 20
732 40
733 31
734 22
735 19
736 13
737 24
738 19
739 12
740 15
741 4
742 17
743 19
744 18
745 6
746 31
747 25
748 28
749 56
750 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 2000
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. From winter 1994-1995, Northern Ireland is included in each quarter. Prior to this, data were only collected there in the March-May quarter each year. When the LFS moved to a quarterly cycle, two new groups of people were included in the survey to improve the coverage of young people: residents in National Health Service (NHS) hospital accommodation (formerly called nurses' homes), and students living in halls of residence or boarding schools.<br>Northern Ireland is not included in the Local Area Data files before 1997.;National
SamplingSimple random sample;Four sampling frames are used. For Great Britain, south of the Caledonian Canal, the Post Office Address File is used, whilst north of the Caledonian Canal, a random sample is drawn from the published telephone directory. The sample of residents in NHS accommodation is also drawn, unclustered, for the whole of Great Britain using a specially-prepared frame. In Northern Ireland, the source of the sample is the Valuation List used for rating purposes, excluding commercial units and known institutions. Households are interviewed on five occasions at quarterly intervals, thereby introducing a panel element to the survey. For further details see documentation.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. Data are collected quarterly.
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