Data on wages are obtained through the annual survey on employment and wages among firms and partly through administrative data on the insured workers.
Corporate data fall under the general category of administrative data and provide varied information on the worker and workplace.
Besides being convenient for workers, the readers collect valuable data on the number of workers in an office at any given time and the amount of time they spend there.
The Times analyzed data on workers on the payrolls of state governments — not localities, which are the bigger employers of firefighters, police officers, teachers and some others — from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, which is conducted among more than three million households.
To illustrate this point, economists often point to data on the earnings of workers in the top 10%, 1%, or 0.1%, which show a tiny share of the workforce taking home an ever-larger slice of the economic pie.
Instead of imposing new rules, the Bush administration said, it wants to publish data on the number of workers at each nursing home, in the hope that "nurse staffing levels may simply increase due to the market demand created by an informed public".
Skewness from INPS data on the population of workers belonging to firms in the INVIND sample.
The value of RRMSE was caused by missing data on the number of workers at the loop and on the actual gutter speed level.
Equipped with this listing, we use national statistics of these countries, as well as other data sources, to assemble data on the number of workers in each of the excluded categories.
However, in Section 6.1, we use data on the universe of workers employed in a sub-sample of firms8 for which we observe the overtime and total hours, and we find that overtime (as a fraction of total hours) is uncorrelated with the degree of wage rigidity at the firm level.
