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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1995

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 1569
1 70
2 239
3 203
4 402
5 376
6 585
7 322
8 928
9 274
10 879
11 217
12 925
13 193
14 572
15 985
16 1024
17 256
18 774
19 263
20 1650
21 566
22 884
23 306
24 1074
25 842
26 468
27 296
28 866
29 321
30 1862
31 343
32 1209
33 366
34 572
35 2347
36 1435
37 2004
38 3983
39 2325
40 5483
41 688
42 2142
43 810
44 1385
45 2039
46 1003
47 638
48 1495
49 449
50 2211
51 363
52 752
53 268
54 487
55 872
56 423
57 200
58 363
59 118
60 1292
61 88
62 184
63 109
64 155
65 315
66 143
67 54
68 92
69 53
70 441
71 24
72 143
73 32
74 50
75 93
76 30
77 54
78 45
79 19
80 196
81 10
82 31
83 9
84 129
85 34
86 11
87 4
88 17
89 6
90 61
91 14
92 11
93 3
94 13
95 15
96 11
97 97 or more 244
98 Away from job 5351
-9 Does not apply 89275
-8 No answer 381
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1995
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