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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1992

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 541
1 85
2 208
3 206
4 438
5 347
6 577
7 325
8 954
9 279
10 908
11 185
12 995
13 188
14 571
15 1002
16 987
17 229
18 766
19 232
20 1639
21 486
22 882
23 286
24 1108
25 820
26 483
27 321
28 1181
29 436
30 2520
31 563
32 2037
33 440
34 860
35 2484
36 1588
37 2110
38 4236
39 2732
40 5780
41 672
42 2050
43 738
44 1288
45 1877
46 974
47 589
48 1459
49 446
50 2037
51 322
52 668
53 222
54 462
55 756
56 398
57 207
58 312
59 119
60 1256
61 80
62 182
63 104
64 156
65 258
66 129
67 64
68 89
69 45
70 527
71 24
72 192
73 24
74 54
75 134
76 39
77 45
78 51
79 12
80 235
81 15
82 16
83 17
84 162
85 47
86 16
87 4
88 29
89 9
90 93
91 17
92 21
93 11
94 18
95 11
96 20
97 97 or more 286
98 Away from job 5734
-9 Does not apply 87226
-8 No answer 626
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1992
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