Employer Costs for Employee Compensation
The Employer Costs for Employee Compensation (ECEC) news release presents data from the National Compensation Survey - Employment Cost Trends program. This dat measures the average employer cost per employee hour worked for total compensation, wages and salaries, and benefits, and costs as a percent of total compensation.
- 1980s
- 1990s
- 2000s
- March 2000, USDL - 00-186
- March 2001, USDL - 01-194
- March 2002, USDL - 02-346
- June 2002, USDL - 02-518
- September 2002, USDL - 02-674
- December 2002, USDL - 03-130
- March 2003, USDL - 03-297
- June 2003, USDL - 03-446
- September 2003, USDL - 03-760
- December 2003, USDL - 04-288
- March 2004, USDL - 04-1105
- June 2004, USDL - 04-1805
- September 2004, USDL - 04-2490
- December 2004, USDL - 05-432
- March 2005, USDL - 05-1056
- June 2005, USDL - 05-1767
- September 2005, USDL - 05-2279
- December 2005, USDL - 06-456
- March 2006, USDL - 06-1049
- June 2006, USDL - 06-1640
- September 2006, USDL - 06-2069
- December 2006, USDL - 07-0453
- March 2007, USDL - 07-0877
- June 2007, USDL - 07-1434
- September 2007, USDL - 07-1883
- December 2007, USDL - 08-0331
- March 2008, USDL - 08-0788
- June 2008, USDL - 08-1271
- September 2008, USDL - 08-1802
- December 2008, USDL - 09-0247
- March 2009, USDL - 09-0634
- June 2009, USDL - 09-1098
- September 2009, USDL - 09-1501
- 2010s
- 2020s
In order to aid in the retrieval of information from this publication, significant tables, charts, and/or articles have been extracted and can be viewed individually or across a span of issues.
This series includes an excerpt from the Summer 1997 issue of Compensation and Working Conditions, which serves as the first installment of the data series.
1986-2026
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