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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 2014

Variable Details

VariableBANDG
LabelGross pay estimate-band
Responses
1 Annual - amount not specified 21
1.1 Annual 4000-4499 0
1.10 1
1.11 Annual 4500-4999 1
1.12 Annual 5000-5999 3
1.13 Annual 6000-6999 2
1.14 Annual 7000-7999 4
1.15 Annual 8000-8999 2
1.16 Annual 9000-9999 3
1.17 Annual 10000-10999 7
1.18 Annual 11000-11999 2
1.19 Annual 12000-12999 4
1.2 Annual 1-499 4
1.20 Annual 13000-13999 0
1.21 Annual 14000-14999 8
1.22 Annual 15000-15999 10
1.23 Annual 16000-16999 6
1.24 Annual 17000-17999 7
1.25 Annual 18000-18999 12
1.26 Annual 19000-19999 10
1.27 Annual 20000-22999 20
1.28 Annual 23000-25999 17
1.29 Annual 26000-28999 21
1.3 Annual 500-999 2
1.30 Annual 29000-31999 15
1.31 Annual 32000-34999 6
1.32 Annual 35000-37999 11
1.33 Annual 38000-40999 14
1.34 Annual 41000 or more 77
1.4 Annual 1000-1499 3
1.5 Annual 1500-1999 2
1.6 Annual 2000-2499 1
1.7 Annual 2500-2999 0
1.8 Annual 3000-3499 0
1.9 Annual 3500-3999 1
2 Monthly - amount not specified 106
2.1 Monthly 400-449 0
2.10 9
2.11 Monthly 450-499 6
2.12 Monthly 500-549 2
2.13 Monthly 550-599 10
2.14 Monthly 600-649 12
2.15 Monthly 650-699 4
2.16 Monthly 700-799 19
2.17 Monthly 800-899 17
2.18 Monthly 900-999 15
2.19 Monthly 1000-1099 18
2.2 Monthly 1-49 1
2.20 Monthly 1100-1199 10
2.21 Monthly 1200-1299 15
2.22 Monthly 1300-1399 10
2.23 Monthly 1400-1499 12
2.24 Monthly 1500-1599 13
2.25 Monthly 1600-1699 5
2.26 Monthly 1700-1799 8
2.27 Monthly 1800-1899 8
2.28 Monthly 1900-1999 11
2.29 Monthly 2000-2199 15
2.3 Monthly 50-99 3
2.30 Monthly 2200-2499 21
2.31 Monthly 2500-2999 18
2.32 Monthly 3000-3499 12
2.33 Monthly 3500-3999 4
2.34 Monthly 4000 or more 25
2.4 Monthly 100-149 5
2.5 Monthly 150-199 2
2.6 Monthly 200-249 1
2.7 Monthly 250-299 4
2.8 Monthly 300-349 4
2.9 Monthly 350-399 2
3 Weekly - amount not specified 40
3.1 Weekly 80-89 0
3.10 2
3.11 Weekly 90-99 4
3.12 Weekly 100-109 7
3.13 Weekly 110-124 4
3.14 Weekly 125-149 7
3.15 Weekly 150-174 7
3.16 Weekly 175-199 7
3.17 Weekly 200-224 6
3.18 Weekly 225-249 8
3.19 Weekly 250-274 14
3.2 Weekly 1-9 1
3.20 Weekly 275-299 7
3.21 Weekly 300-324 4
3.22 Weekly 325-349 4
3.23 Weekly 350-374 4
3.24 Weekly 375-399 4
3.25 Weekly 400-424 2
3.26 Weekly 425-449 0
3.27 Weekly 450-474 3
3.28 Weekly 475-499 1
3.29 Weekly 500-549 6
3.3 Weekly 10-19 2
3.30 Weekly 550-599 2
3.31 Weekly 600-649 5
3.32 Weekly 650-699 2
3.33 Weekly 700-749 1
3.34 Weekly 750 or more 2
3.4 Weekly 20-29 0
3.5 Weekly 30-39 1
3.6 Weekly 40-49 0
3.7 Weekly 50-59 4
3.8 Weekly 60-69 1
3.9 Weekly 70-79 1
9998 Don't know 0
9999 Refusal 0
-8 No answer 222
-9 Does not apply 94841
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, July - September, 2014
Interviewer InstructionsExplain that you would like the respondent to give an estimate using weekly, monthly or annual bands Amount=Pounds (Note: A different range of bands then appear on the computer screen depending on which period code 1-3 was entered. The interviewer then highlights a band to enter it.)
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and (from 1994) Northern Ireland.;Households;National
SamplingSimple random sample;Four sampling frames are used. See documentation for details.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study; Data are collected quarterly
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