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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1995

Variable Details

Variablepaidhru
LabelPaid hours based on usual hours
Responses
0 47
1 90
2 259
3 203
4 363
5 421
6 543
7 276
8 786
9 223
10 994
11 163
12 910
13 151
14 435
15 1112
16 919
17 234
18 896
19 201
20 2017
21 429
22 644
23 194
24 647
25 1068
26 384
27 238
28 749
29 174
30 1765
31 179
32 824
33 188
34 343
35 4311
36 1710
37 3774
38 6740
39 3013
40 7611
41 747
42 2390
43 770
44 1330
45 2561
46 859
47 592
48 1324
49 445
50 2507
51 284
52 554
53 169
54 388
55 871
56 303
57 127
58 195
59 111
60 1568
61 50
62 116
63 71
64 81
65 309
66 84
67 33
68 75
69 37
70 470
71 19
72 165
73 6
74 29
75 103
76 26
77 46
78 34
79 7
80 202
81 7
82 21
83 10
84 180
85 28
86 9
87 2
88 11
89 4
90 73
91 16
92 3
93 1
94 12
95 17
96 16
97 97 or more hours 206
-9 Does not apply 60429
-8 No answer 431
Sysmiss 26868
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1995
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