Industry wage surveys.

Mode of access: Internet.

Area wage surveys.

Description based on: 1978; title from cover.

Area wage surveys.

"This booklist contains the lists and descriptions of occupations to be studied in the Bureau's Cross-Industry Service Contract Act and area wage survey programs."

A directory of community wage surveys.

Mode of access: Internet.

Conducting surveys for Davis-Bacon construction wage determinations: resource book /

"March, 1989"

Earnings and employment data for wage and salary workers covered under social security by state and county /

Description based on: 1984.

Area wage survey.

Description based on: Jan. 1976; title from caption.

Industry wage survey. Banking /

Mode of access: Internet.

Industry wage survey.

Description based on: Nov. 1969.

Industry wage survey.

Mode of access: Internet.

For love or for money? A study of the marriage wage premium in Colombia

Being married may raise worker productivity and increase the probability of remaining in a job and, as consequence, obtaining a wage premium -- Yet, this effect may be different for males and females -- In developing countries, such as Colombia, the premium may be larger than in developed countries due to the differing social norms and labor market structures -- Using cross-sectional data from Colombian Household Surveys, this paper examines the marriage wage premium and its evolution in Colombia both at the aggregate level and by gender -- We find a marriage wage premium for both male and female populations; this wage premium is explained by the greater human capital endowment in married people and to employer favoritism due to the “social norms” which consider being married an appropriate behavior and reward it

Questions and answers relating to AWS and SCA survey job descriptions.

"January 1991."

Pay for nurses and selected occupations in private health services, United States, 1994.

"Summary 96-10."

National compensation survey.

Mode of access: Internet.

Fiscal year ... Illinois salary and staffing survey : child care centers and family child care home providers /

The Illinois Dept. of Human Services is required by the legislative rule (20 ILCS 505/5.15) to conduct a survey of licensed child care facilities every two years.