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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1994

Variable Details

Variablettushr
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 59
1 79
2 279
3 211
4 423
5 369
6 571
7 296
8 793
9 262
10 924
11 198
12 858
13 178
14 474
15 1069
16 833
17 244
18 855
19 241
20 1836
21 405
22 649
23 195
24 666
25 915
26 364
27 212
28 528
29 152
30 1444
31 162
32 662
33 195
34 377
35 2799
36 1488
37 2781
38 4984
39 2927
40 6848
41 1019
42 3172
43 1120
44 1772
45 2749
46 1243
47 849
48 1835
49 598
50 2933
51 359
52 823
53 241
54 496
55 1091
56 353
57 174
58 276
59 146
60 1743
61 61
62 176
63 103
64 112
65 293
66 117
67 40
68 75
69 45
70 524
71 22
72 146
73 11
74 36
75 109
76 21
77 44
78 49
79 13
80 226
81 6
82 24
83 6
84 145
85 34
86 15
87 9
88 11
89 5
90 63
91 18
92 7
93 7
94 9
95 7
96 11
97 97 or more 217
-9 Does not apply 87465
-8 No answer 526
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 1994
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