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For answers to specific questions regarding BLS time series data or survey-specific information provided on BLS survey or program home pages (such as availability of data, estimation methodology, etc.), select any of the following categories to obtain a set of links which correspond to survey-specific contact pages:

EMPLOYMENT & UNEMPLOYMENT

• Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey
• Nonfarm Payroll Statistics from the Current Employment Statistics (National)
• Nonfarm Payroll Statistics from the Current Employment Statistics (State & Area)
• Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages
• Occupational Employment Statistics
• Local Area Unemployment Statistics
• Mass Layoff Statistics
• National Longitudinal Surveys
• Employment Projections
• Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS)
• Survey of Employer-Provided Training
• Business Employment Dynamics

INFLATION & PRICES

• Consumer Price Indexes
• Producer Price Indexes
• International Price Indexes

SPENDING & TIME USE

• Consumer Expenditure Survey
• American Time Use Survey

PAY & BENEFITS & WORKPLACE INJURIES

• Employee Benefits Survey
• Employment Cost Trends
• Occupational Compensation Survey
• Safety and Health Statistics
• National Compensation Survey (formerly COMP2000)
• Work Stoppages

PRODUCTIVITY & TECHNOLOGY

• Labor Productivity and Costs
• Multifactor Productivity
• International Labor Comparisons

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

• International Labor Comparisons
• International Price Indexes
• International Technical Cooperation

RESEARCH PROGRAMS

• Compensation Research & Program Development Group
• Productivity Research & Program Development
• Employment Research & Program Development
• Office of Survey Methods Research
• Price & Index Number Research

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Last Modified Date: August 28, 2020