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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1997

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 7677
1 71
2 193
3 201
4 451
5 335
6 593
7 364
8 1064
9 305
10 841
11 239
12 1048
13 275
14 712
15 1143
16 1350
17 293
18 841
19 243
20 1707
21 525
22 820
23 265
24 1015
25 862
26 488
27 292
28 915
29 271
30 2006
31 369
32 1243
33 311
34 558
35 2078
36 1378
37 1906
38 3642
39 2071
40 5189
41 606
42 1996
43 704
44 1250
45 2038
46 936
47 613
48 1389
49 399
50 2301
51 289
52 672
53 232
54 410
55 810
56 398
57 145
58 306
59 108
60 1262
61 61
62 150
63 121
64 109
65 305
66 132
67 52
68 97
69 49
70 440
71 30
72 180
73 18
74 42
75 85
76 35
77 37
78 34
79 27
80 177
81 14
82 30
83 7
84 107
85 29
86 17
87 6
88 10
89 4
90 51
91 15
92 9
93 7
94 16
95 9
96 20
97 97 or more 194
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 85680
-8 No answer 494
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1997
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