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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey: Personal Well-Being, April 2012 - March 2015

Variable Details

VariableSMSOC103
LabelOccupation of main wage earner when respondent was 14 years old (3 digits)
Responses
-9 38865
111 151
112 1233
113 898
115 394
116 399
117 544
118 60
119 408
121 138
122 762
124 88
125 1762
211 290
212 1789
213 539
214 23
215 19
221 783
222 44
223 776
231 2322
241 290
242 566
243 461
244 295
245 56
246 85
247 108
311 383
312 217
313 58
321 98
323 157
331 1240
341 264
342 120
344 55
351 170
352 27
353 686
354 964
355 9
356 457
411 862
412 1191
413 359
415 471
416 180
421 520
511 2088
521 787
522 1711
523 1022
524 1693
525 166
531 3392
532 884
533 209
541 604
542 398
543 968
544 504
612 214
613 50
614 774
621 269
622 175
623 259
624 47
711 894
712 901
713 133
721 196
722 107
811 1483
812 1894
813 658
814 459
821 2536
822 468
823 707
911 787
912 803
913 1663
921 566
923 1042
924 431
925 27
926 873
927 620
999 318
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey: Personal Well-Being, April 2012 - March 2015
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