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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, August - October, 2021

Variable Details

VariablePAIDHRU
LabelPaid hours - based on usual hours
Responses
0 12
1 73
2 122
3 87
4 161
5 169
6 174
7 118
8 426
9 60
10 540
11 51
12 488
13 58
14 227
15 708
16 919
17 108
18 539
19 105
20 1309
21 372
22 681
23 149
24 855
25 879
26 237
27 202
28 553
29 96
30 1954
31 90
32 784
33 164
34 264
35 3039
36 987
37 3062
38 5893
39 633
40 7342
41 196
42 958
43 222
44 373
45 1474
46 221
47 143
48 651
49 79
50 1362
51 46
52 134
53 38
54 64
55 325
56 58
57 21
58 46
59 10
60 639
61 6
62 15
63 12
64 13
65 72
66 14
67 8
68 9
69 2
70 165
71 1
72 23
73 3
74 1
75 12
76 2
77 6
78 5
80 46
81 1
82 1
84 45
85 5
87 1
88 2
90 10
91 1
95 2
96 1
97 97 or more hours 53
-9 Does not apply 45834
-8 No answer 1007
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, August - October, 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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