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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1996

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 5145
1 73
2 193
3 166
4 383
5 328
6 491
7 278
8 790
9 252
10 840
11 186
12 900
13 209
14 516
15 884
16 1026
17 257
18 797
19 221
20 1655
21 458
22 780
23 254
24 905
25 871
26 447
27 274
28 728
29 262
30 1661
31 257
32 1001
33 278
34 530
35 2486
36 1427
37 2103
38 4235
39 2335
40 5977
41 757
42 2264
43 843
44 1418
45 2378
46 1108
47 691
48 1656
49 527
50 2579
51 338
52 824
53 252
54 511
55 983
56 497
57 202
58 365
59 133
60 1495
61 79
62 216
63 100
64 156
65 365
66 152
67 71
68 110
69 44
70 545
71 25
72 200
73 26
74 40
75 150
76 43
77 38
78 39
79 11
80 218
81 10
82 24
83 14
84 127
85 27
86 12
87 5
88 13
89 8
90 59
91 21
92 8
93 4
94 12
95 16
96 12
97 97 or more 240
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 85768
-8 No answer 523
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1996
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