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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995

Variable Details

Variablettushr
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 54
1 100
2 260
3 219
4 396
5 432
6 586
7 286
8 805
9 231
10 968
11 184
12 931
13 177
14 422
15 1054
16 950
17 247
18 814
19 230
20 1964
21 409
22 683
23 233
24 690
25 952
26 359
27 245
28 555
29 176
30 1528
31 198
32 662
33 216
34 360
35 2710
36 1365
37 2729
38 4787
39 2715
40 6909
41 1035
42 3128
43 1034
44 1914
45 2952
46 1260
47 863
48 1800
49 645
50 3243
51 409
52 873
53 287
54 534
55 1152
56 378
57 206
58 366
59 158
60 1841
61 64
62 183
63 87
64 105
65 357
66 133
67 52
68 89
69 44
70 560
71 23
72 180
73 14
74 38
75 115
76 29
77 50
78 42
79 18
80 248
81 7
82 21
83 7
84 136
85 32
86 7
87 9
88 11
89 7
90 84
91 12
92 8
93 3
94 3
95 6
96 9
97 97 or more 174
-9 Does not apply 86964
-8 No answer 509
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1995
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