United States 2000
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Data Characteristics
Data Characteristics Other data characteristics Other data characteristicsInclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.
Inclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.
United States
Source Source Data source(s) used Data source(s) usedAverages of monthly estimates from the Current Population Survey and were supplied by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Data Characteristics Data Characteristics Variables collected Variables collectedPersons whose usual working hours for all jobs total less than 35 hours per week are classified as part-time workers. Unpaid family workers working less than 15 hours per week are not considered employed.
Other data characteristics Other data characteristicsRedesign of labour force survey questionnaire in 1994. The result was a more accurate estimates of hours and reasons for working part time.
Inclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.
Inclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.
Averages of monthly estimates from the Current Population Survey and were supplied by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Persons whose usual working hours for all jobs total less than 35 hours per week are classified as part-time workers. Unpaid family workers working less than 15 hours per week are not considered employed.
Redesign of labour force survey questionnaire in 1994. The result was a more accurate estimates of hours and reasons for working part time.
Inclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.
Inclusion of population controls based on 2000 decennial census into estimation process. The result was an increase in levels.