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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1996

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 7264
1 85
2 247
3 229
4 436
5 409
6 573
7 356
8 925
9 310
10 845
11 223
12 945
13 216
14 625
15 964
16 1015
17 268
18 787
19 273
20 1663
21 550
22 821
23 281
24 1099
25 854
26 489
27 322
28 872
29 290
30 1884
31 336
32 1223
33 280
34 536
35 2237
36 1388
37 1978
38 3910
39 2278
40 5576
41 656
42 2185
43 734
44 1315
45 2069
46 1015
47 645
48 1579
49 461
50 2305
51 334
52 737
53 245
54 494
55 868
56 443
57 176
58 308
59 120
60 1350
61 91
62 189
63 103
64 172
65 323
66 136
67 54
68 100
69 39
70 424
71 30
72 171
73 20
74 52
75 116
76 37
77 41
78 44
79 13
80 181
81 9
82 28
83 8
84 108
85 27
86 17
87 4
88 13
89 4
90 69
91 7
92 7
93 9
94 11
95 10
96 10
97 97 or more 191
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 87702
-8 No answer 364
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1996
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