| Bulletin/Report Title | Year of Data | Date Issued | Bull./Rpt. No. |
| Incentive pay | |||
| Incentive Pay, Information, and Earnings: Evidence from the NLS | — | (1995) | NLS Rpt. 95-23 |
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Index: GHI |
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| Incentive provisions | |||
| Major Collective Bargaining Agreements: Wage-Incentive, Production-Standard, and Time-Study Provisions | — | (1979) | Bull. 1425-18 |
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Income | |||
| ( See Consumer expenditures and income; Earnings; Family income; Wages and benefits. ) | |||
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Industrial relations | |||
| ( See also Collective bargaining; Labor-management relations; Work stoppages. ) | |||
| Alcohol and Drug Abuse Provisions in Major Collective Bargaining Agreements in Selected Industries | — | (1990) | Bull. 2369 |
| Directory of BLS Studies in Industrial Relations | 1960-78 | (1979) | Rpt. 550 |
| 1970-80 | (1981) | Rpt. 644 | |
| Substance Abuse Provisions in Employee Benefit Plans | — | (1992) | Bull. 2412 |
| Survey of Employer Anti-Drug Programs | — | (1989) | Rpt. 760 |
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Industries | |||
| ( See Specific industries. ) | |||
| Career Guide to Industries | — | (1992) | Bull. 2403 |
| — | (1994) | Bull. 2453 | |
| — | (1998) | Bull. 2503 | |
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Injuries and illnesses | |||
| ( See Occupational injuries and illnesses. ) | |||
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Input-output studies | |||
| BLS Handbook of Methods | Vol. 1 | (1982) | Bull. 2134-1 |
| — | (1988) | Bull. 2285 | |
| — | (1992) | Bull. 2414 | |
| — | (1997) | Bull. 2490 | |
| Capital Stock Estimates for Input-Output Industries: Methods and Data | — | (1979) | Bull. 2034 |
| Historical and Projected Input-Output Tables of the Economic Growth Project | — | (1980) | Bull. 2056 Vols. I and II |
| Methodology for Projections of Industry Employment to 1990 | 1990 | (1980) | Bull. 2036 |
| Time Series Data for Input-Output Industries: Output, Price, and Employment | — | (1979) | Bull. 2018 |
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Index: GHI |
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| Insurance | |||
| Industry Wage Survey | |||
| Banking and Life Insurance | Dec. 1976 | (1978) | Bull. 1988 |
| Life Insurance | Feb. 1980 | (1981) | Bull. 2119 |
| Life and Health Insurance Carriers | July 1986 | (1987) | Bull. 2293 |
| Occupational Employment in Selected Nonmanufacturing Industries | — | (1981) | Bull. 2088 |
| — | (1987) | Bull. 2284 | |
| — | (1989) | Bull. 2348 | |
| — | (1993) | Bull. 2417 | |
| Technology and Its Impact on Labor in the Life and Health Insurance Industries | — | (1990) | Bull. 2368 |
| Technology and Labor in Five Industries | — | (1979) | Bull. 2033 |
| Subject
Index: GHI |
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| Issues in Labor Statistics | |||
| A Different Look at Part-time Employment | — | — | Rpt. 96-9 PDF (31K) |
| Addressing Potential Bias in the CPI | — | — | Rpt. 97-5 |
| Annual Hours at Work Have Risen | — | — | Rpt. 97-3 PDF (62K) |
| Are Workers More Secure? | — | — | Rpt. 98-5 PDF (26K) |
| Deadly Highway Accidents Outnumber Other fatal Incidents | — | — | Rpt. 96-11 PDF (36K) |
| Defense Related Employment in the United States Retrenches | — | — | Rpt. 95-7 |
| Demographics of Family Spending The | — | — | Rpt. 94-13 |
| Displacement Spreads to Higher Paid Managers and Professionals | — | — | Rpt. 95-10 |
| Electricity-related Injuries at Work | — | — | Rpt. 97-10 |
| Employee Medical Care Contributions on the Rise | — | — | Rpt. 98-3 PDF (34K) |
| Employer-sponsored Childcare Benefits | — | — | Rpt. 98-9 PDF (30K) |
| Employment Growth Among Sectors in the United States, Japan, and Europe Based Upon Educational Attainment | — | — | Rpt. 98-7 PDF (28K) |
| Family Leave Provisions in Union Contracts | — | — | Rpt. 93-3 |
| Growth of Jobs with Above Average Earnings Projected at All Educational Levels | — | — | Rpt. 94-2 |
| Health and Social Services Provide Rich Soil for New Occupations | — | — | Rpt. 96-5 |
| Health Care Benefits under Close Scrutiny | — | — | Rpt. 93-2 |
| Health Expenditures and the Aging Population | — | — | Rpt. 97-12 PDF (35K) |
| Health Insurance Premiums Dominate Health Care Budget of Consumers | — | — | Rpt. 94-1 |
| How Long Is the Workweek | — | — | Rpt. 97-2 PDF (44K) |
| Injuries to Caregivers in Patients’ Homes | — | — | Rpt. 97-4 PDF (47K) |
| Labor-Market Outcomes for City Dwellers and Suburbanites | — | — | Rpt. 98-12 PDF (63K) |
| Long-term Unemployment Remains High During Recovery | — | — | Rpt. 95-11 |
| Looking for a Job while Employed | — | — | Rpt. 97-14 PDF (26K) |
| New Data Highlight Gravity of Construction Falls | — | — | Rpt. 96-1 |
| New Occupations Emerging Across Industry Lines | — | — | Rpt. 98-11 PDF (35K) |
| Older Workers’ Injuries Entail Lengthy Absences from Work | — | — | Rpt. 96-6 PDF (56K) |
| Outdoor Occupations Exhibit High Rates of Fatal Injury | — | — | Rpt. 95-6 |
| Parental Leave Benefits Provided By Employers | — | — | Rpt. 93-1 |
| Part-time Work: A Choice or A Response | — | — | Rpt. 94-11 |
| Persons Overboard/Sunk Vessels: Fishing Jobs Continue to Take Deadly Toll | — | — | Rpt. 98-6 PDF (27K) |
| Poor Job Market Keeps Many Youth On Sidelines | — | — | Rpt. 92-3 |
| Recent Job Losers less Likely to Expect Recall | — | — | Rpt. 92-8 |
| Repetitive Tasks Loosen Some Workers’ Grip on Safety and Health | — | — | Rpt. 94-9 |
| Safer Construction Workplaces Evident during the Early 1990s | — | — | Rpt. 95-3 |
| School Enrollment after Age 25 | — | — | Rpt. 95-8 |
| Serious Injuries Befall Workers Struck by Objects | — | — | Rpt. 97-13 PDF (30K) |
| Shifting Work Force Spawns New Set of Hazardous Occupations | — | — | Rpt. 94-8 |
| Spending Patterns and Other Characteristics of Families Receiving Public Assistance | — | — | Rpt. 96-2 |
| Spending Patterns of High-income Households | — | — | Rpt. 98-10 PDF (72K) |
| Unpaid Family Leave | — | — | Rpt. 95-4 |
| Violence in the Workplace Comes under Close Scrutiny | — | — | Rpt. 94-10 |
| Warm Areas Continue Hottest Job Growth | — | — | Rpt. 97-8 PDF (51K) |
| What’s Behind U.S. Competitiveness? | — | — | Rpt. 94-14 |
| Who’s Coming Into the Labor Force and Who’s Leaving? | — | — | Rpt. 92-7 |
| Who's Not Working | — | — | Rpt. 98-4 PDF (35K) |
| Women Experience Fewer Job-related Injuries and Deaths than Men | — | — | Rpt. 98-8 PDF (193K) |
| Women’s Labor Force Commitment Remains Firm | — | — | Rpt. 94-4 |
| Women’s Labor Force Growth Appears Stalled | — | — | Rpt. 92-2 |
| Worker Safety Problems Spotlighted in Health Care Industries | — | — | Rpt. 94-6 |
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Index: GHI |
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