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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1994

Variable Details

Variablettushr
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 53
1 78
2 222
3 194
4 380
5 344
6 542
7 240
8 692
9 242
10 919
11 164
12 818
13 181
14 464
15 989
16 830
17 226
18 831
19 231
20 1842
21 435
22 652
23 212
24 711
25 965
26 345
27 201
28 492
29 166
30 1441
31 161
32 631
33 173
34 366
35 2710
36 1439
37 2611
38 4642
39 2668
40 6799
41 969
42 2989
43 1050
44 1792
45 2821
46 1221
47 853
48 1812
49 596
50 3172
51 344
52 805
53 228
54 516
55 1094
56 387
57 163
58 349
59 150
60 1751
61 62
62 165
63 105
64 124
65 378
66 124
67 44
68 71
69 53
70 538
71 13
72 155
73 13
74 38
75 112
76 33
77 50
78 42
79 18
80 242
81 11
82 19
83 12
84 171
85 49
86 15
87 5
88 18
89 5
90 92
91 11
92 14
93 2
94 14
95 14
96 15
97 97 or more 268
-9 Does not apply 84384
-8 No answer 479
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1994
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