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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 2020

Variable Details

VariablePAIDHRU
LabelPaid hours - based on usual hours
Responses
0 20
1 43
2 91
3 85
4 188
5 184
6 211
7 124
8 369
9 63
10 447
11 61
12 458
13 53
14 198
15 577
16 969
17 91
18 451
19 113
20 1192
21 320
22 586
23 144
24 769
25 675
26 216
27 175
28 442
29 119
30 1744
31 90
32 682
33 183
34 200
35 2368
36 852
37 2438
38 5001
39 649
40 6377
41 213
42 940
43 220
44 414
45 1356
46 247
47 156
48 614
49 83
50 1300
51 30
52 143
53 37
54 78
55 290
56 69
57 36
58 52
59 12
60 642
61 6
62 27
63 20
64 8
65 70
66 21
67 3
68 9
69 5
70 152
71 1
72 23
73 4
74 5
75 11
76 1
77 6
78 2
79 1
80 61
82 3
83 1
84 43
85 6
86 4
88 2
90 18
92 1
95 2
96 5
97 97 or more hours 36
-9 Does not apply 39423
-8 No answer 973
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 2020
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and (from 1994) Northern Ireland.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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