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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Five-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January 1999 - March 2000

Variable Details

VariableSUMHRS5
LabelTotal actual hrs worked in main & second
Responses
0 874
0.249999999999998 1
1 7
2 23
3 19
4 56
5 31
6 66
7 41
8 126
9 29
10 95
10.5 2
11 28
12 109
13 21
14 90
14.75 1
15 116
16 150
16.5 2
17 41
17.5 1
18 111
19 42
19.5 1
20 214
21 66
21.5 1
22 111
23 33
23.25 1
24 125
24.5 2
25 105
25.5 2
26 56
27 50
27.5 1
28 123
28.5 2
28.75 1
29 40
30 241
30.5 1
31 39
32 154
32.5 2
33 37
33.5 1
34 77
35 259
36 187
37 310
38 512
39 265
39.25 1
39.5 1
40 664
40.5 1
41 83
42 263
43 102
43.5 1
44 157
44.5 1
45 273
45.5 3
46 114
47 62
48 179
49 44
50 244
51 35
51.5 1
52 81
52.75 1
53 17
54 55
55 107
55.5 1
56 48
57 12
57.5 1
58 39
59 8
60 166
61 12
62 16
63 14
64 12
65 28
66 13
67 5
68 9
69 3
70 56
71 4
72 21
73 2
74 4
75 9
76.5 1
77 4
78 3
79 3
80 15
82 1
83 1
84 3
85 4
86 3
90 4
91 1
92 2
97 97 Hours or more 19
-9 Does not apply 2935
-8 No answer 41
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Five-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, January 1999 - March 2000
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