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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

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

Variable Details

Variablettachr1
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 6469
1 29
2 101
3 94
4 212
5 193
6 281
7 169
8 425
9 139
10 443
11 90
12 489
13 105
14 286
15 561
16 617
17 163
18 431
19 154
20 1025
21 291
22 513
23 161
24 598
25 559
26 273
27 175
28 494
29 155
30 1200
31 187
32 728
33 194
34 314
35 1466
36 893
37 1362
38 2663
39 1423
40 3783
41 413
42 1391
43 469
44 857
45 1435
46 634
47 394
48 963
49 292
50 1514
51 182
52 448
53 155
54 296
55 573
56 245
57 97
58 238
59 78
60 901
61 55
62 135
63 70
64 90
65 212
66 90
67 34
68 47
69 36
70 323
71 17
72 120
73 9
74 24
75 74
76 22
77 20
78 33
79 18
80 141
81 11
82 6
83 1
84 94
85 33
86 8
87 1
88 9
89 7
90 39
91 12
92 5
93 4
94 3
95 11
96 12
97 97 or more 120
-9 Does not apply 16890
-8 No answer 333
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July - December, 1997
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