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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 2022

Variable Details

VariableAGE
LabelAge of respondent
Question text Age at the end of reference week should be?
Responses
0 606
1 708
2 680
3 800
4 783
5 896
6 890
7 900
8 882
9 909
10 997
11 984
12 940
13 966
14 904
15 903
16 798
17 839
18 691
19 596
20 521
21 523
22 579
23 578
24 563
25 601
26 652
27 678
28 739
29 768
30 822
31 802
32 862
33 907
34 923
35 921
36 923
37 966
38 1003
39 960
40 953
41 1018
42 1064
43 932
44 910
45 946
46 898
47 954
48 1025
49 1053
50 1159
51 1123
52 1093
53 1207
54 1205
55 1222
56 1378
57 1336
58 1377
59 1318
60 1309
61 1413
62 1318
63 1360
64 1323
65 1422
66 1356
67 1375
68 1397
69 1349
70 1380
71 1385
72 1371
73 1399
74 1461
75 931
76 544
77 497
78 433
79 366
80 294
81 241
82 237
83 216
84 167
85 163
86 140
87 108
88 110
89 76
90 79
91 47
92 45
93 30
94 26
95 22
96 5
97 7
98 9
99 99 and over 16
-9 Does not apply 0
-8 No answer 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, January - March, 2022
Interviewer InstructionsCheck with Respondent and enter agreed age. If DOB not known record respondent's (or your) estimate of age. Enter code 99 if aged 99 or more.
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and (from 1994) Northern Ireland.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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