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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1998

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 16
1 39
2 107
3 94
4 232
5 220
6 290
7 159
8 451
9 147
10 523
11 104
12 535
13 100
14 282
15 632
16 659
17 157
18 565
19 166
20 1287
21 301
22 488
23 141
24 470
25 708
26 255
27 159
28 449
29 110
30 1079
31 106
32 476
33 131
34 256
35 1830
36 968
37 1880
38 3270
39 1737
40 4699
41 645
42 2045
43 704
44 1096
45 2039
46 797
47 526
48 1254
49 392
50 2233
51 223
52 531
53 172
54 324
55 777
56 222
57 118
58 246
59 104
60 1158
61 42
62 94
63 63
64 76
65 230
66 76
67 21
68 54
69 26
70 330
71 10
72 117
73 3
74 13
75 64
76 12
77 15
78 23
79 4
80 135
82 8
83 3
84 68
85 10
86 4
87 2
88 7
89 4
90 35
91 5
92 8
93 2
94 5
95 8
96 14
97 97 or more 123
-9 Does not apply 16047
-8 No answer 350
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1998
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