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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 5540
1 86
2 239
3 196
4 426
5 361
6 547
7 322
8 812
9 257
10 827
11 183
12 843
13 206
14 509
15 928
16 1008
17 270
18 780
19 254
20 1713
21 514
22 707
23 286
24 917
25 814
26 434
27 292
28 807
29 260
30 1759
31 309
32 998
33 355
34 619
35 2489
36 1408
37 2198
38 4189
39 2432
40 5887
41 781
42 2263
43 832
44 1472
45 2245
46 1069
47 715
48 1567
49 509
50 2447
51 400
52 817
53 292
54 550
55 963
56 429
57 222
58 380
59 147
60 1489
61 103
62 229
63 136
64 168
65 327
66 153
67 57
68 118
69 48
70 525
71 35
72 177
73 32
74 55
75 164
76 46
77 43
78 50
79 24
80 214
81 14
82 32
83 14
84 139
85 49
86 19
87 9
88 20
89 8
90 93
91 9
92 7
93 4
94 4
95 10
96 11
97 97 or more 210
98 Away from job 0
-9 Does not apply 86991
-8 No answer 392
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995
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