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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1996

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 6206
1 80
2 207
3 189
4 412
5 341
6 546
7 285
8 847
9 268
10 823
11 206
12 917
13 203
14 573
15 946
16 1060
17 266
18 798
19 265
20 1565
21 493
22 805
23 298
24 970
25 851
26 491
27 322
28 1162
29 355
30 2434
31 483
32 1763
33 424
34 809
35 2256
36 1551
37 1945
38 3845
39 2126
40 5591
41 728
42 2053
43 761
44 1325
45 1936
46 1002
47 649
48 1497
49 420
50 2196
51 309
52 715
53 233
54 449
55 840
56 401
57 162
58 316
59 110
60 1376
61 75
62 196
63 122
64 132
65 317
66 140
67 47
68 93
69 58
70 448
71 40
72 193
73 22
74 43
75 140
76 41
77 47
78 48
79 16
80 205
81 8
82 27
83 8
84 129
85 31
86 19
87 10
88 17
89 6
90 91
91 13
92 10
93 8
94 17
95 8
96 22
97 97 or more 243
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 87277
-8 No answer 494
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1996
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