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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, October 1997 - March 1998

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 26
1 45
2 113
3 127
4 245
5 269
6 343
7 170
8 520
9 171
10 591
11 131
12 569
13 106
14 293
15 641
16 594
17 170
18 584
19 148
20 1278
21 320
22 514
23 142
24 474
25 712
26 287
27 166
28 440
29 94
30 997
31 128
32 473
33 142
34 253
35 1868
36 909
37 1759
38 3195
39 1799
40 4697
41 659
42 2063
43 720
44 1229
45 2061
46 837
47 567
48 1257
49 427
50 2179
51 224
52 630
53 161
54 298
55 760
56 240
57 125
58 222
59 115
60 1162
61 43
62 129
63 59
64 73
65 249
66 67
67 26
68 58
69 27
70 305
71 8
72 89
73 9
74 14
75 76
76 13
77 34
78 18
79 4
80 137
81 5
82 7
83 3
84 61
85 22
86 3
87 4
88 6
89 2
90 36
91 8
92 7
93 1
94 3
95 7
96 11
97 97 or more 97
-9 Does not apply 17175
-8 No answer 358
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, October 1997 - March 1998
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