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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July - December, 1997

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 31
1 33
2 111
3 102
4 233
5 229
6 340
7 185
8 472
9 141
10 532
11 120
12 565
13 107
14 282
15 629
16 632
17 160
18 592
19 178
20 1221
21 295
22 518
23 146
24 457
25 692
26 251
27 161
28 392
29 123
30 1022
31 125
32 481
33 145
34 260
35 1793
36 926
37 1783
38 3125
39 1657
40 4615
41 702
42 2154
43 715
44 1163
45 2030
46 853
47 559
48 1266
49 440
50 2220
51 229
52 624
53 167
54 331
55 761
56 255
57 151
58 228
59 97
60 1210
61 49
62 112
63 76
64 72
65 220
66 71
67 29
68 66
69 27
70 345
71 7
72 113
73 11
74 20
75 72
76 13
77 20
78 16
79 9
80 144
81 4
82 14
83 4
84 59
85 18
86 10
87 2
88 6
89 2
90 38
91 9
92 5
93 4
94 5
95 5
96 8
97 97 or more 96
-9 Does not apply 16476
-8 No answer 378
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July - December, 1997
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