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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1995

Variable Details

Variablettachr
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 9824
1 82
2 211
3 180
4 390
5 318
6 451
7 283
8 726
9 247
10 785
11 163
12 833
13 141
14 485
15 902
16 894
17 216
18 722
19 203
20 1627
21 453
22 727
23 229
24 796
25 803
26 410
27 285
28 830
29 261
30 1793
31 323
32 1093
33 297
34 500
35 2491
36 1358
37 2067
38 4173
39 2336
40 5619
41 694
42 2093
43 828
44 1191
45 2067
46 883
47 586
48 1425
49 436
50 2218
51 298
52 669
53 234
54 473
55 833
56 389
57 195
58 331
59 106
60 1372
61 94
62 198
63 112
64 122
65 321
66 127
67 49
68 117
69 54
70 466
71 37
72 183
73 20
74 37
75 133
76 49
77 61
78 54
79 12
80 209
81 9
82 27
83 5
84 163
85 45
86 13
87 6
88 20
89 3
90 77
91 22
92 7
93 2
94 13
95 16
96 21
97 97 or more 252
-9 Does not apply 87215
-8 No answer 411
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1995
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