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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

Variablettachr2
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 6373
1 28
2 107
3 121
4 242
5 167
6 270
7 163
8 467
9 147
10 424
11 107
12 466
13 102
14 322
15 583
16 642
17 156
18 467
19 156
20 1060
21 294
22 470
23 146
24 565
25 545
26 264
27 191
28 520
29 175
30 1219
31 170
32 732
33 197
34 364
35 1594
36 905
37 1420
38 2728
39 1411
40 3983
41 400
42 1469
43 493
44 825
45 1449
46 578
47 362
48 1003
49 288
50 1529
51 163
52 422
53 155
54 293
55 590
56 248
57 103
58 200
59 82
60 875
61 36
62 92
63 65
64 84
65 203
66 86
67 26
68 72
69 26
70 246
71 8
72 130
73 5
74 24
75 49
76 30
77 20
78 16
79 5
80 120
81 2
82 8
83 2
84 75
85 16
86 10
87 1
88 9
89 1
90 43
91 11
92 6
93 1
94 8
95 8
96 14
97 97 or more 117
-9 Does not apply 16048
-8 No answer 282
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1998
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