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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

Variablettachr1
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 3968
1 36
2 121
3 117
4 250
5 244
6 321
7 203
8 560
9 167
10 555
11 97
12 577
13 101
14 377
15 676
16 781
17 188
18 530
19 199
20 1156
21 407
22 572
23 174
24 678
25 685
26 347
27 238
28 590
29 156
30 1318
31 208
32 741
33 217
34 333
35 1578
36 961
37 1542
38 2893
39 1433
40 3959
41 434
42 1466
43 519
44 855
45 1553
46 660
47 382
48 1086
49 279
50 1648
51 180
52 478
53 201
54 273
55 618
56 268
57 136
58 192
59 79
60 987
61 37
62 145
63 54
64 79
65 195
66 60
67 34
68 55
69 29
70 318
71 16
72 94
73 9
74 26
75 68
76 15
77 21
78 26
79 9
80 109
81 4
82 15
83 5
84 56
85 14
86 7
87 3
88 11
89 2
90 25
91 4
92 1
94 3
95 7
96 6
97 97 or more 98
-9 Does not apply 16825
-8 No answer 404
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, October 1998 - March 1999
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