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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January - June, 1997

Variable Details

Variablettushr1
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 26
1 33
2 128
3 115
4 244
5 235
6 348
7 184
8 510
9 152
10 591
11 117
12 557
13 115
14 287
15 668
16 647
17 174
18 548
19 156
20 1259
21 281
22 443
23 130
24 455
25 684
26 278
27 131
28 385
29 107
30 1010
31 112
32 475
33 131
34 259
35 1690
36 962
37 1835
38 3100
39 1762
40 4584
41 593
42 2134
43 701
44 1219
45 2056
46 854
47 605
48 1230
49 398
50 2261
51 240
52 610
53 164
54 334
55 821
56 270
57 131
58 233
59 90
60 1147
61 30
62 109
63 60
64 65
65 239
66 79
67 28
68 60
69 24
70 348
71 13
72 100
73 14
74 19
75 83
76 22
77 24
78 22
79 10
80 110
81 5
82 18
84 79
85 14
86 4
87 3
88 4
89 6
90 40
91 10
92 5
93 1
94 6
95 5
96 9
97 97 or more 110
-9 Does not apply 17604
-8 No answer 387
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January - June, 1997
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