This report contain two different data packs. The first guide lists out occupational wages by state and area at a hourly and annual rate, while the second lists out the number of workers at each occupation and their median weekly earnings.
This report contains several different economic data and statistics of the US, reporting on both consumers and producers. Economic indicators include the 10 year labor force status, consumer expenditures as divided by items, consumer price index, detailed employment report, employment cost index, import / export price index, producer price index, productivity and cost report, as well as real earnings as recent as 2008.
The productivity report guide includes two reports: one that provides data on productivity in the private business and in the private nonfarm business sectors for 2007 and the output per hour of workers in the industry; the second report include much more detailed data of worker productivity as listed by each industry.
This guide lists out the working hours and schedules of the US labor force as categorized by occupation, industry, sex, race for the year 2007.
New data on business employment dynamics (BED) by firm size shows how large firms, small firms, or both are creating or losing jobs in the economy. The data in this guide details nine different size classes in the private sector spanning september 1992 to march 2005, and include measures of gross job gains, gross job losses and net employment changes. This can be used to examine employment trends for different firm size classes on a relatively current basiss.
This guide contains the youth and summer employment 2007 data guide, where the youth labor force from 16 - 24 are surveyed and their employment status recorded by age, sex, race, and hispanic or latino ethinicity for April - July 2007.
The second guide provide data on youth born during 1980 and 1984, whom are interviewed a total of 9 times by 2006 and lists out information on the employment experiences, schooling, family background, social behavior, and other characteristics of these youths.
This report provides the US union membership annual average rates by state in 2007. Data is divided into age and sex group, occupation and industry.
This report contains information on school enrollment and work activity, including
employment, unemployment, earnings, demographics, and other characteristics of high school graduates. This data was collected in October for the years of 2006 and 2007.
The Business employment dynamics (BED) report tracks the increase and decrease in employment that occur in all businesses across the economy. Providing data series regarding gross job gains and gross job losses at the establishment level by major industry sector for United States (including the 50 states, the District Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands). This report also includes gross job gains and gross job losses at the firm level by employer size class.