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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, June - August, 2021

Variable Details

VariableTOTHRS
LabelTotal hours worked in reference week
Responses
0 5914
1 43
2 102
3 88
4 200
5 168
6 206
7 141
8 438
9 82
10 412
11 60
12 433
13 75
14 250
15 608
16 793
17 117
18 466
19 109
20 1068
21 319
22 591
23 153
24 884
25 640
26 292
27 222
28 573
29 133
30 1831
31 157
32 899
33 207
34 314
35 1812
36 899
37 1991
38 3598
39 569
40 5551
41 234
42 1068
43 307
44 484
45 1594
46 356
47 244
48 838
49 134
50 1473
51 72
52 275
53 94
54 116
55 372
56 100
57 60
58 117
59 25
60 707
61 21
62 64
63 22
64 26
65 106
66 23
67 11
68 15
69 5
70 158
71 7
72 42
73 6
74 11
75 39
76 8
77 9
78 11
79 2
80 59
81 2
82 2
83 2
84 33
85 6
86 4
87 1
88 7
89 2
90 16
91 2
92 2
94 1
95 3
96 1
97 97 and more 63
-9 Does not apply 45871
-8 No answer 607
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, June - August, 2021
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and (from 1994) Northern Ireland.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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