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Fifty years of BLS surveys on Federal employees’ pay

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Federal statistics on healthcare benefits and cost trends - Federal Government statistical agencies provide a variety of information on diverse aspects of the Nation's healthcare p...

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EQUAL PAY: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS (AMERICA)

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In 1970, the median earnings of American women employed on a full‐time basis were approximately 60 percent of men's earnings. This figure, taken from the Current Population Reports of the U.S. Department of Commerce, is circulated widely by individuals concerned with pay inequities in the...

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