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Data · dataset · 2007

Employer Expenditure for Employee Compensation Files

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The agency created and maintained this series to evaluate the value of employer expenditures for employee compensation.

Description

They used these data to produce the Bureau of Labor Statistics bulletins "Employer Compensation in the Private Economy." This series contains establishment-level data from respondents to a survey of employer expenditures for employee compensation. Records include the year of survey, schedule number, employee group code, weight, Standard Industrial Classification code, r egion, establishment size, metropolitan / nonmetropolitan area indicator, union / nonunion indicator, total employment, gross payroll, total man-hours, and employee fringe benefits such as vacation and holiday expenditures, sick leave, other leave, overtime payments, shift premiums, and bonuses.

This data comprises government records extracted from the Archival Research Catalog (ARC). See the ARC catalog entry for this series for more information on this data and how to order it.

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