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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1994

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 201
1 84
2 203
3 197
4 369
5 305
6 526
7 274
8 783
9 261
10 843
11 185
12 852
13 171
14 530
15 930
16 974
17 230
18 739
19 264
20 1570
21 509
22 770
23 262
24 903
25 849
26 407
27 306
28 714
29 249
30 1614
31 269
32 1057
33 334
34 603
35 2370
36 1365
37 2111
38 4119
39 2483
40 5692
41 730
42 2167
43 786
44 1335
45 2098
46 1092
47 668
48 1546
49 509
50 2237
51 354
52 758
53 301
54 509
55 921
56 425
57 199
58 338
59 151
60 1389
61 94
62 222
63 120
64 170
65 339
66 146
67 62
68 110
69 49
70 488
71 38
72 176
73 27
74 37
75 112
76 44
77 38
78 59
79 28
80 227
81 17
82 24
83 15
84 140
85 46
86 14
87 7
88 15
89 7
90 83
91 18
92 8
93 9
94 14
95 13
96 16
97 97 or more 253
98 Away from job 5055
-9 Does not apply 85060
-8 No answer 373
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1994
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