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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

European Working Conditions Survey, 2015

Variable Details

VariableP3
LabelP3 - Number of minutes the interview lasted
Responses
20 285
21 350
22 388
23 452
24 478
25 566
26 612
27 738
28 755
29 875
30 984
31 968
32 1054
33 1035
34 1151
35 1125
36 1219
37 1201
38 1267
39 1221
40 1316
41 1258
42 1314
43 1297
44 1204
45 4466
46 1211
47 1070
48 1058
49 1013
50 892
51 838
52 838
53 753
54 657
55 637
56 583
57 546
58 432
59 438
60 401
61 379
62 350
63 299
64 274
65 276
66 268
67 230
68 211
69 203
70 150
71 166
72 137
73 143
74 135
75 114
76 94
77 93
78 87
79 81
80 87
81 80
82 77
83 64
84 63
85 37
86 48
87 57
88 60
89 53
90 41
91 40
92 36
93 24
94 34
95 28
96 23
97 29
98 21
99 28
100 28
101 16
102 15
103 16
104 12
105 12
106 13
107 13
108 15
109 11
110 17
111 16
112 15
113 10
114 12
115 13
116 10
117 8
118 12
119 8
120 12
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEuropean Working Conditions Survey, 2015
Interviewer InstructionsNumber of minutes the interview lasted
UniverseLocation of units of observation: Cross-national; National;Population: All residents of the countries mentioned above aged 15 or older (16 or older in Bulgaria, Norway, Spain and the UK) and in employment at the time of the survey. People were considered to be in employment if they had worked for pay or profit for at least an hour in the week preceding the interview (ILO definition).
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study; Sixth survey in the EWCS series.
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