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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January - June, 1998

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 20
1 39
2 123
3 117
4 243
5 258
6 328
7 167
8 517
9 159
10 587
11 127
12 612
13 121
14 293
15 649
16 684
17 150
18 574
19 167
20 1254
21 314
22 506
23 154
24 464
25 685
26 289
27 136
28 429
29 117
30 989
31 124
32 443
33 114
34 239
35 1812
36 958
37 1831
38 3168
39 1633
40 4711
41 652
42 2100
43 698
44 1242
45 2035
46 798
47 563
48 1261
49 404
50 2298
51 233
52 591
53 159
54 288
55 777
56 255
57 123
58 246
59 98
60 1218
61 57
62 110
63 53
64 75
65 254
66 64
67 28
68 52
69 25
70 325
71 11
72 112
73 5
74 25
75 67
76 18
77 22
78 23
79 8
80 151
81 7
82 5
83 2
84 70
85 17
86 4
87 6
88 10
89 1
90 32
91 6
92 8
94 8
95 4
96 5
97 97 or more 106
-9 Does not apply 16983
-8 No answer 346
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January - June, 1998
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