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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1992

Variable Details

Variabletothrs
LabelTotal hrs worked in reference wk
Responses
0 504
1 90
2 209
3 162
4 363
5 269
6 487
7 256
8 717
9 233
10 763
11 157
12 793
13 179
14 461
15 894
16 863
17 224
18 695
19 198
20 1549
21 390
22 661
23 226
24 826
25 701
26 410
27 233
28 811
29 219
30 1621
31 305
32 1173
33 276
34 579
35 2572
36 1348
37 2139
38 4333
39 2635
40 5876
41 674
42 2093
43 741
44 1248
45 1947
46 962
47 653
48 1388
49 465
50 1972
51 293
52 685
53 241
54 473
55 760
56 413
57 171
58 292
59 133
60 1229
61 82
62 182
63 107
64 160
65 287
66 157
67 47
68 107
69 57
70 477
71 34
72 209
73 27
74 53
75 115
76 32
77 39
78 54
79 20
80 207
81 18
82 44
83 15
84 142
85 38
86 18
87 12
88 28
89 9
90 101
91 23
92 10
93 5
94 17
95 10
96 24
97 97 or more 277
98 Away from job 9052
-9 Does not apply 82619
-8 No answer 526
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 1992
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