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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1994

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 289
1 76
2 242
3 213
4 456
5 355
6 618
7 346
8 875
9 291
10 798
11 211
12 858
13 194
14 606
15 1031
16 960
17 242
18 800
19 262
20 1626
21 511
22 869
23 274
24 1005
25 788
26 445
27 311
28 830
29 283
30 1864
31 351
32 1202
33 291
34 579
35 2411
36 1389
37 2051
38 4119
39 2474
40 5508
41 661
42 2113
43 834
44 1342
45 1976
46 1004
47 648
48 1442
49 470
50 2122
51 338
52 743
53 256
54 479
55 791
56 397
57 176
58 318
59 121
60 1290
61 84
62 186
63 117
64 135
65 268
66 118
67 66
68 99
69 49
70 405
71 30
72 174
73 21
74 47
75 107
76 34
77 54
78 58
79 17
80 181
81 13
82 13
83 9
84 132
85 40
86 18
87 8
88 14
89 3
90 75
91 17
92 12
93 6
94 8
95 15
96 13
97 97 or more 228
98 Away from job 6435
-9 Does not apply 87468
-8 No answer 403
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1994
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