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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995

Variable Details

Variablepaidhra
LabelPaid hours based on actual hours
Responses
0 5568
1 99
2 267
3 225
4 462
5 414
6 601
7 334
8 866
9 265
10 914
11 183
12 914
13 192
14 540
15 1050
16 1054
17 237
18 807
19 230
20 1811
21 532
22 778
23 272
24 938
25 892
26 395
27 278
28 957
29 270
30 2090
31 281
32 1142
33 336
34 566
35 3668
36 1598
37 2956
38 5542
39 2673
40 6568
41 508
42 1723
43 550
44 1017
45 1936
46 767
47 458
48 1204
49 370
50 1937
51 271
52 518
53 194
54 395
55 752
56 315
57 126
58 229
59 102
60 1249
61 68
62 145
63 97
64 105
65 242
66 101
67 39
68 84
69 30
70 450
71 21
72 168
73 17
74 42
75 110
76 32
77 41
78 37
79 15
80 192
81 9
82 17
83 9
84 143
85 36
86 8
87 7
88 12
89 7
90 69
91 7
92 2
93 3
94 2
95 7
96 9
97 97 or more hours 163
-9 Does not apply 26306
-8 No answer 167
Sysmiss 60904
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995
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