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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, October 1998 - March 1999

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 25
1 46
2 130
3 109
4 242
5 251
6 357
7 169
8 464
9 149
10 629
11 117
12 606
13 105
14 290
15 646
16 691
17 174
18 573
19 159
20 1292
21 303
22 475
23 150
24 466
25 735
26 283
27 161
28 430
29 100
30 1065
31 113
32 487
33 132
34 255
35 1942
36 923
37 1926
38 3499
39 1744
40 4838
41 649
42 2136
43 689
44 1116
45 2050
46 784
47 543
48 1343
49 367
50 2233
51 204
52 528
53 136
54 312
55 727
56 239
57 112
58 215
59 79
60 1127
61 37
62 109
63 52
64 64
65 198
66 60
67 21
68 49
69 20
70 284
71 11
72 109
73 6
74 12
75 56
76 17
77 23
78 19
79 9
80 92
81 2
82 8
83 1
84 44
85 12
86 5
87 3
88 5
89 1
90 35
91 6
92 1
94 1
95 1
96 6
97 97 or more 76
-9 Does not apply 16762
-8 No answer 380
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, October 1998 - March 1999
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