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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active Lives Survey, 2015-2016

Variable Details

VariableNSSEC7
LabelNS-SEC 5 main categories self coded within valid age range
Responses
1 NS SEC 1-2: Managerial, administrative and professional occu 95199
2 NS SEC 3: Intermediate occupations 19872
3 NS SEC 4: Self employed and small employers 11863
4 NS SEC 5: Lower supervisory and technical occupations 13312
5 NS SEC 6-7: Semi-routine and routine occupations 18761
6 NS SEC 8: Long term unemployed or never worked 4003
7 NS SEC 9: Students 6984
8 NS SEC 9: Other / unclassified 7799
-99 Missing, should have been answered 0
-98 Not applicable: Survey routing 0
-97 Incorrectly multicoded 0
-96 Out of range 0
-95 Cannot give an estimate / Don't know 0
-94 Prefer not to say 0
-93 Not applicable: Postal response 0
-92 Not applicable: Phase 1 case 0
-91 Not applicable: Phase 2 case 0
-90 Not applicable: Not asked to this group 0
9 Aged <16 or 75+ 22085
Sysmiss 1701
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive Lives Survey, 2015-2016
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