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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1994

Variable Details

Variablepaidhra
LabelPaid hours based on actual hours
Responses
0 5282
1 93
2 229
3 219
4 415
5 337
6 597
7 294
8 834
9 267
10 937
11 176
12 932
13 158
14 530
15 1056
16 1008
17 192
18 776
19 246
20 1695
21 547
22 793
23 228
24 922
25 946
26 376
27 285
28 852
29 254
30 2015
31 262
32 1155
33 284
34 566
35 3547
36 1539
37 2819
38 5371
39 2649
40 6263
41 492
42 1650
43 538
44 962
45 1799
46 719
47 449
48 1229
49 360
50 1771
51 261
52 467
53 176
54 389
55 672
56 323
57 133
58 216
59 83
60 1172
61 66
62 126
63 83
64 121
65 245
66 102
67 36
68 71
69 30
70 412
71 22
72 163
73 15
74 20
75 84
76 36
77 29
78 45
79 16
80 195
81 15
82 21
83 12
84 136
85 35
86 13
87 6
88 12
89 3
90 71
91 17
92 4
93 6
94 11
95 11
96 13
97 97 or more hours 203
-9 Does not apply 3
-8 No answer 48
Sysmiss 85399
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1994
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