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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey, March - May, 2022

Variable Details

VariableTTACHR
LabelTotal actual hours in main job
Responses
0 3718
1 56
2 86
3 78
4 138
5 175
6 185
7 135
8 423
9 87
10 397
11 52
12 441
13 81
14 229
15 597
16 744
17 96
18 382
19 111
20 973
21 315
22 604
23 155
24 843
25 631
26 249
27 200
28 529
29 124
30 1720
31 126
32 884
33 218
34 245
35 1631
36 792
37 1724
38 3172
39 425
40 4844
41 221
42 891
43 240
44 421
45 1242
46 255
47 183
48 620
49 78
50 1260
51 44
52 188
53 50
54 93
55 315
56 68
57 42
58 62
59 14
60 586
61 13
62 30
63 11
64 16
65 82
66 15
67 10
68 19
69 7
70 137
71 1
72 27
73 5
74 8
75 31
76 5
77 5
78 5
79 1
80 46
82 3
83 1
84 18
85 4
86 2
88 2
90 10
92 2
93 1
94 4
95 1
96 2
97 97 and more 60
-9 Does not apply 39643
-8 No answer 600
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey, March - May, 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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