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[NSA07] Female Hourly Earnings as a Percentage of Male Hourly Earnings

Updated by provider on June 4, 2020 (11:00 AM).

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Employment Status [C02472V02994] (3)
Occupation [C01995V02430] (10)
Statistic [STATISTIC] (2)

This dataset has 60 series:

[-.-.NSA07C1] All employment status – All broad occupational groups – Mean Hourly Earnings
from
2007=89.3
to
2007=89.3
min:
89.3
max:
89.3
avg:
89.3
σ:
0
[-.-.NSA07C2] All employment status – All broad occupational groups – Median Hourly Earnings
from
2007=86.6
to
2007=86.6
min:
86.6
max:
86.6
avg:
86.6
σ:
0
[-.1.NSA07C1] All employment status – Managers and administrators – Mean Hourly Earnings
from
2007=80.5
to
2007=80.5
min:
80.5
max:
80.5
avg:
80.5
σ:
0
[-.1.NSA07C2] All employment status – Managers and administrators – Median Hourly Earnings
from
2007=79.3
to
2007=79.3
min:
79.3
max:
79.3
avg:
79.3
σ:
0
[-.2.NSA07C1] All employment status – Professional – Mean Hourly Earnings
from
2007=92.4
to
2007=92.4
min:
92.4
max:
92.4
avg:
92.4
σ:
0
[-.2.NSA07C2] All employment status – Professional – Median Hourly Earnings
from
2007=100.3
to
2007=100.3
min:
100.3
max:
100.3
avg:
100.3
σ:
0
[-.3.NSA07C1] All employment status – Associate professional and technical – Mean Hourly Earnings
from
2007=91.8
to
2007=91.8
min:
91.8
max:
91.8
avg:
91.8
σ:
0
[-.3.NSA07C2] All employment status – Associate professional and technical – Median Hourly Earnings
from
2007=93
to
2007=93
min:
93
max:
93
avg:
93
σ:
0
[-.4.NSA07C1] All employment status – Clerical and secretarial – Mean Hourly Earnings
from
2007=91.1
to
2007=91.1
min:
91.1
max:
91.1
avg:
91.1
σ:
0
[-.4.NSA07C2] All employment status – Clerical and secretarial – Median Hourly Earnings
from
2007=94.9
to
2007=94.9
min:
94.9
max:
94.9
avg:
94.9
σ:
0