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Employment Working Papers
Employment Working Papers
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Factors that Effected Job-holding Among Female AFDC/TANF Recipients
This study employs the Survey of Income and Participation (SIPP) to assess the extent to which AFDC/TANF recipients worked in 1996.
Working Paper
Characteristics of Workers in the Healthcare Industry
This paper provides a profile of the socio-demographic, economic and geographic mobility characteristics of the civilian employed population.
Working Paper
Examining the Gender Earnings Gap
Historically, summary measures have shown that women earn less than men.
Working Paper
Evaluation Report Covering Weeks Worked
Results of proposed changes to the weeks worked content as tested in the 2006 American Community Survey Content Test.
Working Paper
Evaluation Report Covering Industry and Occupation Items
Results of proposed changes to the industry and occupation content as tested in the 2006 American Community Survey Content Test.
Working Paper
Evaluation Report Covering Vehicles
Results of proposed changes to the vehicles content as tested in the 2006 American Community Survey Content Test.
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Evaluation Report Covering Employment Status
Results of proposed changes to the employment status content as tested in the 2006 American Community Survey Content Test.
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Comparison on Industry, Occupation, Class of Worker: 2003
Comparison of industry, occupation, and class of worker data between the 2003 American Community Survey and the 2003 Current Population Survey.
Working Paper
Estimates about Journey to Work from 2005 ACS, C2SS, and Census 2000
Comparison of commuting data between the 2005 American Community Survey, the Census 2000 and the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey (C2SS).
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The Hours We Work: Are they Occupationally Determined?
The hours we work impact career options, promotions, earnings, and more.
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