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Labor statistics

Federal Information Processing Standards (fips)

Labor; Labor statistics

Standards for information processing issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology of the U. S. Department of Commerce; includes a numeric designation for geographic areas such as ...

laspeyres index

Labor; Labor statistics

Sum(p2q1)/Sum(p1q1): A weighted aggregative index showing the ratio of expenditures in the current period (p2q1, where p2 is the current period price and q1 is the base period quantity) to the ...

standard tables

Labor; Labor statistics

Standard tables contain annual expenditure data organized by various demographic characteristics. The following standard tables are available: age of reference person, composition of consumer unit, ...

pay period that includes the 12th of the month

Labor; Labor statistics

Standard measurement period for all Federal agencies collecting employment data from business establishments; time unit that employers use to pay employees that overlaps the 12th of the month; length ...

stage-of-processing indexes

Labor; Labor statistics

Stage-of-processing (SOP) price indexes regroup commodities at the subproduct class (6-digit) level according to the class of buyer and the amount of physical processing or assembling the products ...

event or exposure

Labor; Labor statistics

Signifies the manner in which an occupational injury or illness was produced or inflicted—for example, overexertion while lifting, or a fall from a ladder.

educational attainment cluster

Labor; Labor statistics

Six clusters are defined based on the distribution of educational attainment across occupations. The clusters are as follows: high school occupations, high school/some college occupations, some ...

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