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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey Three-Year Pooled Dataset, January 2013 - December 2015

Variable Details

VariableTTUSHR
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 146
1 268
2 691
3 533
4 1152
5 1110
6 1430
7 721
8 2437
9 524
10 3162
11 415
12 2839
13 426
14 1357
15 3540
16 6874
17 843
18 3253
19 773
20 8048
21 1965
22 3363
23 909
24 4730
25 4686
26 1688
27 1179
28 2654
29 685
30 10239
31 754
32 3663
33 1039
34 1632
35 11288
36 5144
37 13453
38 20642
39 5391
40 33217
41 2218
42 9103
43 2374
44 4281
45 10834
46 2803
47 2277
48 6183
49 1102
50 11735
51 605
52 2280
53 572
54 919
55 3507
56 786
57 473
58 851
59 207
60 6421
61 104
62 414
63 173
64 158
65 994
66 178
67 87
68 220
69 46
70 1594
71 23
72 285
73 23
74 53
75 266
76 40
77 63
78 50
79 25
80 80 or more 601
81 7
82 19
83 9
84 450
85 49
86 22
87 14
88 26
89 7
90 135
91 17
92 11
93 3
94 15
95 8
96 22
97 97 or more 437
-9 Does not apply 308821
-8 No answer 6546
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey Three-Year Pooled Dataset, January 2013 - December 2015
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