This set
of quarterly cubes provides employee population data. Please see
note below, regarding suppression for all
measure values when employment count is "less than 12". The
numbers reflect the actual number of employees at the end of a quarter but, for many agencies, may actually reflect employment at the end of the pay period just prior to the end of the quarter.
The following dimensions (workforce characteristics) are
available for analysis in these cubes:
Who (about the employees)
Age (5 year interval)
Disability Status
Education Level
Gender
Length of Service (5 year interval)
Veterans
What (about their positions)
Bargaining Unit Status (BUS)
General Schedule and Equivalent Grade
Occupation
Occupation Category
SES/SL/ST Pay Plans
Pay Plan and Grade
Salary Level ($10,000 interval)
STEM & Health Occupations
Supervisory Status
Telework Eligibility Indicator
Type of Appointment
Work Schedule
Work Status
Where
Agency
CFO/CIO ACT Agencies
DoD Agencies
Location (U.S. State, U.S. Territories, and Foreign
Countries)
U.S. County excluded starting in March 2004
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
MSA excluded starting in March 2004
The following three measures (statistics) are available in these
cubes:
Employment counts (default measure)
Average Salary
Average Length of Service
Please note: All three measure values for this cube are suppressed for all tables/crosstabs
depicting small cells (i.e. employment count is less than 12). All
three measure values will appear as "NA"
across all available dimensions when employment counts are "less than 12".
Please read our Data
Definitions for each dimension (data
element) and measure (statistic) contained within these data
cubes.
By default, the first two dimensions (Agency and Location) are
displayed as your rows and columns within your data display (crosstab).
You can easily customize your own view for each Employment data cube.
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