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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1994

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 259
1 74
2 200
3 175
4 373
5 251
6 436
7 252
8 668
9 204
10 695
11 147
12 731
13 167
14 525
15 864
16 834
17 222
18 670
19 233
20 1486
21 423
22 714
23 221
24 748
25 767
26 419
27 243
28 757
29 263
30 1704
31 304
32 1080
33 284
34 577
35 2276
36 1331
37 1952
38 3802
39 2282
40 5343
41 658
42 2067
43 771
44 1327
45 1970
46 936
47 561
48 1483
49 412
50 2146
51 293
52 722
53 233
54 485
55 812
56 425
57 186
58 321
59 138
60 1315
61 101
62 194
63 124
64 160
65 319
66 131
67 66
68 100
69 43
70 473
71 32
72 158
73 28
74 50
75 125
76 38
77 57
78 46
79 22
80 219
81 12
82 30
83 18
84 161
85 44
86 15
87 11
88 15
89 5
90 102
91 12
92 16
93 5
94 17
95 21
96 19
97 97 or more 284
98 Away from job 9085
-9 Does not apply 84409
-8 No answer 358
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1994
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