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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Public Perceptions of Climate Change across Four European Countries: United Kingdom, France, Germany and Norway, 2016

Variable Details

Variabled4
LabelD4 - WORKING STATUS
Responses
1 HAVE PAID JOB - FULL TIME (30+ HOURS PER WEEK) 1275
2 HAVE PAID JOB - PART TIME (8-29 HOURS PER WEEK) 261
3 HAVE PAID JOB - PART TIME (UNDER 8 HOURS PER WEEK) 62
4 NOT WORKING - HOUSEWIFE 110
5 SELF-EMPLOYED (FULL TIME) 76
6 SELF-EMPLOYED (PART TIME) 28
7 FULL TIME STUDENT 159
8 STILL AT SCHOOL 94
9 UNEMPLOYED AND SEEKING WORK 74
10 RETIRED 776
11 NOT IN PAID WORK FOR OTHER REASON 49
12 NOT IN PAID WORK BECAUSE OF LONG TERM ILLNESS OR DISABILITY 70
13 WORKING 0
14 UNEMPLOYED 0
15 RETIRED 0
16 LONG TERM SICK 0
17 LOOKING FOR A FIRST JOB 0
18 HOUSEWIFE 0
19 STUDENT OR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT 0
20 OTHER 0
21 ACTIVE 579
22 INACTIVE 431
23 REFUSED 4
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationPublic Perceptions of Climate Change across Four European Countries: United Kingdom, France, Germany and Norway, 2016
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