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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, February - April, 2022

Variable Details

VariableBACTHR
LabelBasic actual hours in main job
Responses
0 1091
1 47
2 100
3 89
4 141
5 174
6 206
7 142
8 456
9 99
10 432
11 56
12 477
13 71
14 227
15 631
16 815
17 86
18 454
19 106
20 1025
21 346
22 621
23 124
24 805
25 673
26 193
27 180
28 561
29 105
30 1890
31 90
32 902
33 170
34 232
35 2218
36 895
37 2393
38 4494
39 468
40 5838
41 79
42 482
43 80
44 145
45 994
46 89
47 45
48 392
49 27
50 787
51 10
52 50
53 14
54 29
55 178
56 38
57 10
58 17
59 3
60 385
61 2
62 8
63 4
64 6
65 45
66 6
67 6
68 4
69 1
70 98
72 14
75 21
76 4
77 1
78 4
80 32
82 2
84 22
85 4
88 1
90 7
92 1
94 1
96 3
97 97 or more 47
-9 Does not apply 43118
-8 No answer 503
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, February - April, 2022
UniverseAll persons normally resident in private households in Great Britain and (from 1994) Northern Ireland.
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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