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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1997

Variable Details

Variablettushr1
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 7
1 40
2 126
3 90
4 244
5 219
6 361
7 177
8 482
9 162
10 581
11 133
12 573
13 125
14 288
15 622
16 606
17 150
18 548
19 152
20 1248
21 291
22 490
23 152
24 456
25 593
26 265
27 158
28 375
29 117
30 1049
31 150
32 461
33 140
34 224
35 1738
36 850
37 1728
38 3077
39 1688
40 4497
41 605
42 2070
43 733
44 1200
45 2047
46 800
47 570
48 1252
49 390
50 2242
51 227
52 617
53 166
54 322
55 811
56 217
57 134
58 213
59 98
60 1199
61 54
62 107
63 68
64 58
65 276
66 67
67 20
68 73
69 28
70 382
71 12
72 91
73 9
74 36
75 76
76 23
77 31
78 26
79 4
80 143
81 3
82 6
84 77
85 15
86 6
87 5
88 8
89 2
90 40
91 7
92 5
93 2
94 4
95 5
96 9
97 97 or more 137
-9 Does not apply 17114
-8 No answer 409
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1997
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