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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1993

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 290
1 68
2 200
3 179
4 364
5 307
6 493
7 246
8 732
9 231
10 712
11 153
12 756
13 144
14 478
15 887
16 816
17 230
18 701
19 224
20 1533
21 404
22 714
23 245
24 823
25 680
26 395
27 273
28 765
29 275
30 1655
31 305
32 1100
33 271
34 571
35 2431
36 1395
37 2057
38 4138
39 2575
40 5257
41 676
42 2151
43 796
44 1247
45 1986
46 962
47 576
48 1413
49 403
50 2058
51 303
52 694
53 243
54 452
55 804
56 419
57 188
58 305
59 125
60 1257
61 97
62 191
63 115
64 152
65 300
66 142
67 61
68 99
69 60
70 472
71 41
72 177
73 29
74 58
75 122
76 43
77 44
78 63
79 21
80 250
81 9
82 27
83 16
84 151
85 31
86 16
87 12
88 13
89 12
90 90
91 18
92 10
94 17
95 14
96 25
97 97 or more 270
98 Away from job 9259
-9 Does not apply 84412
-8 No answer 384
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1993
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