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+# BLS survey `cc`
+
+Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, LABSTAT time-series database (https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/cc/). Public domain U.S. government data. Credit: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
+
+Survey documentation: `cc.txt`.
+
+`*_series.parquet` defines each series_id (labels); `*_data_*.parquet` holds series_id, year, period (M01-M12 monthly, Q0x quarterly, A01/M13 annual), value, footnote_codes; other files map codes to labels.
+
+| file | rows | columns |
+|---|---|---|
+| cc.benefit | 30 | benefit_code, benefit_title, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| cc.contacts | -1 |  |
+| cc.costfactor | 2 | costfactor_code, costfactor_text |
+| cc.data.1.AllData | 95622 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| cc.footnote | 2 | footnote_code, footnote_text |
+| cc.industryocc | 181 | industryocc_code, industryocc_title, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| cc.sector | 10 | sector_code, sector_title, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| cc.series | 5075 | series_id, sector_code, benefit_code, industryocc_code, costfactor_code, footnote_codes, begin_year, begin_period, end_year, end_periodCCU010000100000D, 0, 10000, 100000, D, , 1994, Q05, 2003, Q04 |

bls/cc/cc.contacts

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+
+Employment Cost Trends Contacts
+
+
+The Office of Compensation Levels and Trends, Branch of Survey Data
+Analysis and Publications, will be glad to assist you with questions
+about the Employment Cost Index, the Employer Costs for Employee 
+Compensation, the Employee Benefits Survey, Occupational Compensation
+Surveys, and the National Compensation Survey (formerly known as 
+COMP2000). 
+
+E-mail Address: ocltinfo@bls.gov 
+
+Phone: (202) 691-6199 (Monday - Friday, 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.) 
+
+FAX: (202) 691-6647 
+
+TDD phone: (202) 691-5987
+TDD Message Referral Phone Number: 1-800-326-2577 
+
+Mailing address: 
+Bureau of Labor Statistics
+OCLT/SPCB - Suite 4175
+2 Massachusetts Ave., N.E.
+Washington, D.C. 20212-0001 
+
+
+
+Other Ways to Access our Data: 
+
+Federal Depository Libraries are free to the public and receive all BLS publications. 
+Locations can be found at http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/fdlp/index.html. 
+
+Sales Publications: 
+
+     BLS Chicago Sales Office	(312) 353-1880
+Mailing address:
+     Bureau of Labor Statistics 
+     Publications Sales Center 
+     P.O. Box 2145 
+     Chicago, IL 60690   
+  
+     GPO Ordering Information: URL: http://bookstore.gpo.gov/locations/index.html
+    
+
+Subscriptions: 
+
+GPO Superintendent of Documents
+P.O. Box 371954 
+Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954 
+
+BLS Recorded announcements: (202) 691-5200 
+
+BLS Fax On Demand: (202) 691-6325 (ECI and ECEC News Releases)
+
+******************************************************************************

bls/cc/cc.txt

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+
+				Employer Costs for Employee Compensation(CC)
+					cc.txt
+
+Section Listing
+
+1. Survey Definition
+2. FTP files listed in the survey directory.
+3. Time series, series file, data file, & mapping file definitions and relationships
+4. Series file format and field definitions
+5. Data file format and field definitions
+6. Mapping file formats and field definitions
+7. Data Element Dictionary
+
+================================================================================
+Section 1
+================================================================================
+
+The following is a definition of:  EMPLOYER COSTS FOR EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION (CC)
+
+Survey Description:  The Employer Costs for Employee Compensation (ECEC) is a measure
+of the cost of labor.  The compensation series includes wages and salaries plus employer
+costs for individual employee benefits.  Employee benefit costs are calculated 
+as cents-per-hour-worked for individual benefits ranging from employer payments for 
+Social Security to paid time off for holidays.
+
+The survey covers all occupations in the civilian economy, which includes 
+the total private economy (excluding farms and households), and the public 
+sector (excluding the Federal government).  Statistics are published for 
+the private and public sectors separately, and the data are combined in a 
+measure for the civilian economy.
+
+The data are collected from a probability sample of about 30,000 occupations
+with 7,200 sample establishments in private industry and about 3,750 
+occupations within 800 sample establishments in State and local 
+governments.  The sample establishments are classified in industry 
+categories based on the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification (SIC), as 
+defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget.  Within an 
+establishment, specific job categories are selected to represent broader 
+occupational definitions.  Since March 1995, the jobs have been classified 
+according to the 1990 Census of Occupations. 
+
+Summary Data Available:  For private industry workers, data are 
+available for total compensation costs, for wages and salaries alone, and 
+for individual benefit costs alone.  Data are available by major occupational
+and industry groups, as well as by region and bargaining status.  Information
+is available from 1986 to the present for most of these series.   
+
+For State and local governments and the civilian economy (State and local 
+governments plus private industry), data are available for major occupational 
+and selected industry series.  The data for these series are provided from
+1991 to present.
+
+Frequency of Observations:  Data are available annually from 1986 to 1991.  
+Data will become available quarterly beginning in June 2002.
+
+Data Characteristics:  All costs per hour worked are stored to the nearest
+penny.  All percents are stored with one decimal place.
+
+Updating Schedule:  Updates are available about eight weeks following the end
+of the reference quarter.  Reference quarters end in March, June, September,
+and December.
+
+==================================================================================
+Section 2
+==================================================================================
+
+The following Employer Costs for Employee Compensation files are on the BLS internet in the 
+sub-directory pub/time.series/ec:
+
+       cc.benefit		- Benefits codes		mapping file
+       cc.costfactor		- Cost factor codes		mapping file
+       cc.data.0.Current	- All current year-to-date data
+       cc.data.1.AllData	- All data 
+       cc.industryocc		- Industry occupational code   	mapping file
+       cc.sector		- Sector codes  		mapping file
+       cc.series		- All series and their beginning and end dates
+       cc.txt			- General information
+
+=================================================================================
+Section 3
+=================================================================================
+The definition of a time series, its relationship to and the interrelationship
+among series, data and mapping files is detailed below:
+
+A time series refers to a set of data observed over an extended period of time
+over consistent time intervals (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually).  
+BLS time series data are typically produced at monthly intervals and represent data 
+ranging from a specific consumer item in a specific geographical area whose price 
+is gathered monthly to a category of worker in a specific industry whose employment
+rate is being recorded monthly, etc.
+
+The FTP files are organized such that data users are provided with the following
+set of files to use in their efforts to interpret data files:
+
+a)  a series file (only one series file per survey)
+b)  mapping files
+c)  data files
+
+The series file contains a set of codes which, together, compose a series 
+identification code that serves to uniquely identify a single time series.  
+Additionally, the series file also contains the following series-level information:
+
+a) the period and year corresponding to the first data observation 
+b) the period and year corresponding to the most recent data observation. 
+
+The mapping files are definition files that contain explanatory text descriptions
+that correspond to each of the various codes contained within each series
+identification code.
+
+The data file contains one line of data for each observation period pertaining to a
+specific time series.  Each line contains a reference to the following:
+
+a) a series identification code
+b) year in which data is observed
+c) period for which data is observed (M13, Q05, and S03 indicate annual averages)
+d) value
+e) footnote code (if available)
+
+=================================================================================
+Section 4
+=================================================================================
+File Structure and Format: The following represents the file format used to define 
+cc.series.  Note that the Field Numbers are for reference only; they do not exist 
+in the database.  Data files are in ASCII text format.  Data elements are separated 
+by tabs; the first record of each file contains the column headers for the data
+elements stored in each field.  Each record ends with a new line character. 
+
+Field #/Data Element	Length		Value (Example)		
+
+1.  series_id		  17		CCU010000100000P
+
+2.  sector_code		   1		0
+
+3.  benefit_code	   5		10000
+
+4.  industryocc_code	   6		100000	
+						
+5.  costfactor_code	   1		P	
+						
+6.  footnote_codes	  10		It varies
+
+7.  begin_year		   4		1994
+
+8.  begin_period	   3		Q05		
+				
+9.  end_year		   4		2001		
+
+10. end_period		   3		Q05		
+
+
+The series_id (CCU010000100000P) can be broken out into:
+
+Code					Value
+
+survey abbreviation	=		CC
+seasanol (code)		=		U
+sector_code		=		0
+benefit_code		=		10000
+industryocc_code	=		100000
+costfactor_code		=		P
+
+==================================================================================
+Section 5
+==================================================================================
+File Structure and Format: The following represents the file format used to define
+each data file.  Note that the field numbers are for reference only; they do not 
+exist in the database.  Data files are in ASCII text format.  Data elements are 
+separated by tabs; the first record of each file contains the column headers for 
+the data elements stored in each field.  Each record ends with a new line character. 
+
+The cc.data file is partitioned into two separate files:  
+
+	1.  cc.data.0.Current	- All current year-to-date data
+	2.  cc.data.1.AllData	- All data
+
+Both of the above data files have the following format:
+
+Field #/Data Element	Length		Value(Example)		
+
+1. series_id		  17		CCU010000100000P
+
+2. year			   4		1994	
+
+3. period		   3		Q05		
+
+4. value		  12      	11.06
+				 
+5. footnote_codes	  10		It varies
+				
+
+The series_id (CCU010000100000P) can be broken out into:
+
+Code					Value
+
+survey abbreviation	=		CC
+seasonal (code)		=		U
+sector_code		=		0
+benefit_code		=		10000
+industryocc_code	=		100000
+costfactor_code		=		P
+
+
+================================================================================
+Section 6
+================================================================================
+File Structure and Format:  The following represents the file format used to define
+each mapping file. Note that the field numbers are for reference only; they do not
+exist in the database.  Mapping files are in ASCII text format.  Data elements are
+separated by tabs; the first record of each file contains the column headers for the
+data elements stored in each field.  Each record ends with a new line character. 
+
+File Name:  cc.benefit
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)	
+
+1.  benefit_code		5		20000
+
+2.  benefit_title		50         	Text
+						
+				
+File Name:  cc.costfactor
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)			
+
+1.  costfactor_code	  	1		D	
+
+2.  costfactor_text		50		Text
+						
+
+File Name:  cc.industryocc
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)			
+
+1.  industryocc_code	  	6		000001
+
+2.  industryocc_title		50		Text
+						
+
+File Name:  cc.sector
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)			
+
+1.  sector_code			1		1		
+			
+2.  sector_title		50		Text	
+				 		
+						
+=========================================================================================
+Section 7
+=========================================================================================
+EMPLOYER COSTS FOR EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION (CC) DATABASE ELEMENTS
+
+
+Data Element		Length	Value(Example)			Description
+
+begin_period		3	Q01-Q05			Identifies first data observation
+				Ex: Q01=1st Quarter	within the first year for which 
+				(Q=Quarterly, Q05=	data is available for a given 
+				Annual Avg)	        time series.
+
+begin_year		4	YYYY			Identifies first year for which 
+				Ex: 1985		data is available for a given 
+                                                	time series.
+						
+benefit_code		5	20000			Benefit code.
+
+benefit_title		50     	Text			Benefit title.
+
+costfactor_code	 	1	D			Cost factor code.
+
+costfactor_text		50	Text			Cosr factor title.
+
+end_period		3	Q01-Q05			Identifies last data observation
+				Ex: Q01=1st Quarter	within the last year for which
+				(Q=Quarterly, Q05=	 data is available for a given
+				Annual Avg)             time series.
+				
+end_year		4	YYYY			Identifies last year for which 
+				Ex: 1990		data is available for a given 
+                                                	time series.
+
+footnote_codes		10      It varies		It varies
+		
+
+industryocc_code 	6	000001			Industry occupational code.
+
+industryocc_title 	50	Text			Industry occupational TITLE.
+
+sector_code		1	1			Sector code.	
+			
+sector_title		50	Text			Sector title.	
+				 		
+series_id		17	Series identifier	Code identifying the specific 
+				Ex.CCU010000100000P	series.
+
+value			12	Variable		Data value for series.
+	  			
+
+year			4	YYYY			Identifies year of observation.
+				Ex: 1990	
+
+
+
+

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bls/cd/README.md

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+# BLS survey `cd`
+
+Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, LABSTAT time-series database (https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/cd/). Public domain U.S. government data. Credit: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
+
+Survey documentation: `cd.txt`.
+
+`*_series.parquet` defines each series_id (labels); `*_data_*.parquet` holds series_id, year, period (M01-M12 monthly, Q0x quarterly, A01/M13 annual), value, footnote_codes; other files map codes to labels.
+
+| file | rows | columns |
+|---|---|---|
+| cd.age | 10 | age_code, age_text |
+| cd.case | 10 | case_code, case_text |
+| cd.category | 980 | datatype_code, case_code, category_code, category_text |
+| cd.category2 | 106 | 00, Total private industry |
+| cd.contacts | 55 | Safety, Health, and Working Conditions Contacts |
+| cd.data.1.AllData | 2676946 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| cd.datatype | 3 | datatype_code, datatype_text |
+| cd.event | 265 | event_code, event_text, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| cd.footnote | 1 | footnote_code, footnote_text |
+| cd.gender | 4 | gender_code, gender_text |
+| cd.industry | 926 | industry_code, industry_text, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| cd.los | 6 | los_code, los_text |
+| cd.nature | 498 | nature_code, nature_text |
+| cd.occupation | 489 | occupation_code, occupation_text |
+| cd.pob | 169 | pob_code, pob_text |
+| cd.race | 7 | race_code, race_text |
+| cd.series | 392589 | series_id, category_code, datatype_code, case_code, age_code, los_code, race_code, gender_code, pob_code, event_code, source_code, occupation_code, nature_code, industry_code, footnote_code, begin_year, begin_period, end_year, end_period |
+| cd.source | 1367 | source_code, source_text |

bls/cd/cd.txt

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+	Occupational Injuries and Illnesses - Characteristics Data (CD)
+				cd.txt
+
+Section Listing
+
+1.  Survey Definition
+2.  FTP files listed in the survey directory
+3.  Time series, series file, data file, & mapping file definitions and 
+    relationships
+4.  Series file format and field definitions
+5.  Data file format and field definitions
+6.  Mapping file formats and field definitions
+7.  Data Element Dictionary
+
+========================================================================
+Section 1
+========================================================================
+
+The following is a definition of:  Occupational Injuries and Illnesses - 
+characteristics data (CD)
+
+Survey Description:  Besides injury and illness counts, survey respondents 
+also are asked to provide additional information for a subset of the most 
+serious nonfatal cases logged, namely, those that involved at least 1 day 
+away from work, beyond the day of injury or onset of illness. Employers 
+answer several questions about these cases, including the demographics of 
+the worker disabled, the nature of the disabling condition, and the event 
+and source producing that condition. 
+
+Summary Data Available: Detailed breakouts of injury and illness data by
+a variety of characteristics, including age, category, event, gender,
+industry, length of service, nature, occupation, part of body, race, and
+source are available.
+
+Frequency of Observations: Monthly, quarterly, and annual data are 
+available.
+
+Data Characteristics:  Data are reported to one decimal place.
+
+Updating Schedule: OSHS Characteristics data are published annually.
+
+========================================================================
+Section 2
+========================================================================
+
+The following Occupational Injuries and Illnesses - characteristics data 
+files are on the BLS internet in the sub-directory pub/time.series/cd:
+
+	
+	cd.age				- Age codes (mapping file)
+	cd.case				- Case codes (mapping file)
+	cd.category			- Category codes (mapping file)
+	cd.category2			- Category codes (mapping file)
+	cd.contacts			- Contacts for CD survey 
+	cd.data.0.Current		- All current year-to-date data
+	cd.data.1.AllData		- All data
+	cd.event			- Event codes (mapping file)
+	cd.gender			- Gender codes (mapping file)
+	cd.industry			- Industry codes (mapping file)
+	cd.los				- LOS codes (mapping file)
+	cd.nature			- Nature codes (mapping file)
+	cd.occupation			- Occupation codes (mapping file)
+	cd.pob				- POB codes (mapping file)
+	cd.race				- Race codes (mapping file)
+	cd.series			- All series with beginning and end dates
+	cd.source			- Source codes (mapping file)
+	cd.txt				- General information
+	
+============================================================================
+Section 3
+============================================================================
+
+The definition of a time series, its relationship to and the 
+interrelationship among series, data and mapping files is detailed below:
+
+A time series refers to a set of data observed over an extended period of 
+time over consistent time intervals (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually,
+annually).  BLS time series data are typically produced at monthly intervals
+and represent data ranging from a specific consumer item in a specific 
+geographic area whose price is gathered monthly to a category of worker in 
+a specific industry whose employment rate is being recorded monthly, etc.
+
+The FTP files are organized such that data users are provided with the 
+following set of files to use in their efforts to interpret data files:
+
+a)  a series file (only one series file per survey)
+b)  mapping files
+c)  data files
+
+The series file contains a set of codes which, together, compose a series 
+identification code that serves to uniquely identify a single time series.  
+Additionally, the series file also contains the following series-level 
+information:
+
+a)  the period and year corresponding to the first data observation
+b)  the period and year corresponding to the most recent data observation.
+
+The mapping files are definition files that contain explanatory text 
+descriptions that correspond to each of the various codes contained within 
+each series identification code.
+
+The data file contains one line of data for each observation period 
+pertaining to a specific time series.  Each line contains a reference to 
+the following:
+
+a)  series identification code
+b)  year in which data is observed
+c)  period for which data is observed (M13, Q05, and s03 indicate annual 
+    averages)
+d)  value
+e)  footnote code (if available)
+
+============================================================================
+Section 4
+============================================================================
+
+File Structure and Format:  The following represents the file format used 
+to define cd.series.  Note the Field Numbers are for reference only; they 
+do not exist in the database.  Data files are in ASCII text format.  Data 
+elements are separated by spaces; the first record of each file contains 
+the column headers for the data elements stored in each field.  Each record 
+ends with a new line character.
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)
+
+1.  series_id			  17		CDU00000033
+
+2.  category_code		   2		00
+
+3.  datatype_code		   1		3
+
+4.  casetype_code		   1		3
+
+5.  age_code			   4		19XX
+
+6.  los_code			   4		0000
+
+7.  race_code			   4		1XXX
+
+8.  gender_code			   4		MXXX
+
+9.  pob_code			   4		00XX
+
+10. event_code			   4		010X
+
+11. source_code			   4		0110
+
+12. occupation_code		   4		0090
+
+13. nature_code			   4		011X
+
+14. industry_code		   4		0100
+
+15. footnote_codes		  10		It varies
+
+16. begin_year			   4		1992
+
+17. begin_period		   3		A01
+
+18. end_year			   4		1999
+
+19. end_period			   3		A01
+
+The series_id (CDUSH332233) can be broken out into:
+
+Code				=			Value
+
+survey abbreviation		=			CD
+seasonal adjustment code	=			U
+case category			=			SH
+detail code			=			3322
+datatype code			=			3
+case type code			=			3
+
+============================================================================
+Section 5
+============================================================================
+
+File Structure and Format:  The following represents the file format used 
+to define each data file.  Note that the field numbers are for reference 
+only; they do not exist in the database.  Data files are in ASCII text 
+format.  Data elements are separated by spaces; the first record of each 
+file contains the column headers for the data elements stored in each field.
+Each record ends with a new line character.
+
+The ml.data file is partitioned into two separate files:
+
+	1.  cd.data.0.Current	= All current year-to-date data
+	2.  cd.data.1.AllData	= All data
+
+Both of the above data files have the following format:
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length		Value(Example)
+
+1.  series_id			  17		CDUSH332233
+
+2.  year			   4		1998
+
+3.  period			   3		M01
+
+4.  value			  12		2360
+
+5.  footnote_codes		  10		It varies
+
+The series_id (CDUSH332233) can be broken out into:
+
+Code				=			Value
+
+survey abbreviation		=			CD
+seasonal adjustment code	=			U
+case category			=			SH
+detail code			=			3322
+datatype code			=			3
+case type code			=			3
+
+============================================================================
+Section 6
+============================================================================
+
+File Structure and Format:  The following represents the file format used 
+to define each mapping file.  Note that the field numbers are for reference 
+only; they do not exist in the database.  Mapping files are in ASCII text 
+format.  Data elements are separated by tabs; the first record of each file 
+contains the column headers for the data elements stored in each field.  
+Each record ends with a new line character.
+
+File Name:  cd.age
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  age_code			   4			14XX
+
+2.  age_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.case
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  case_code		   	   1			N 
+
+2.  case_text		 	 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.category
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  case_code			   1			3
+
+2.  category_code		   2			09
+
+3.  category_text		 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.category2
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  category_code		   2			09
+
+2.  category_text		 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.datatype
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  datatype_code		   1			3
+
+2.  datatype_text		 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.event 
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  event_code			   4			0XXX
+
+2.  event_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.gender
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  gender_code			   4			FXXX
+
+2.  gender_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.industry
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  industry_code		   4			0100
+
+2.  industry_text		 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.los
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  los_code			   4			NRXX
+
+2.  los_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.nature
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  nature_code			   4			00XX
+
+2.  nature_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.occupation
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  occupation_code		   4			0030
+
+2.  occupation_text		 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.pob
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  pob_code			   4			0XXX
+
+2.  pob_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.race
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  race_code			   4			2XXX
+
+2.  race_text			 100			Text
+
+
+File Name:  cd.source
+
+Field #/Data Element		Length			Value(Example)
+
+1.  source_code			   4			010X
+
+2.  source_text			 100			Text
+
+============================================================================
+Section 7
+============================================================================
+
+OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AND ILLNESSES--CHARACTERISTICS DATA (CD) DATABASE 
+ELEMENTS
+
+Data Element		Length	Value(Example)		   Description
+
+age_code		  4	19XX	   	   Code identifying age of
+						   subjects for which data
+						   are observed.
+
+age_text		100	Text		   Identifies age of subjects
+				Ex: 20-24	   for which data are 
+						   observed.	
+
+begin_period	   	  3	M06		   Identifies first data
+				Ex: M06=June	   observation within the
+						   first year for which data
+						   are available for a given
+						   time series.
+
+begin_year		  4	1992		   Identifies first year for 
+					   	   which data are available
+						   for a given time series.
+
+case_code	   	  1	N		   Code identifying case.
+
+case_text	   	100	Text		   Describes case.
+
+casetype_code	   	  1	A		   Code identifying type of
+				Ex: A=Industry	   case for which data are
+				division or 	   available for a given time
+				length of absence  series.	
+				by age group
+				
+
+category_code		  2	09		   Code identifying industry, 
+						   event, or characteristic 
+						   for which data are 
+						   available for a given time 
+						   series.
+
+category_text	 	100	Text	   	   Names the industry, event,
+				Ex: 10=Mining,	   or characteristic for
+				NB=Fractures	   which data are available
+						   for a given time series.
+
+datatype_code	   	  1	3		   Code identifying the 
+						   datatype of the 
+						   observation.
+
+end_period	   	  3	A01		   Identifies last data
+						   observation within the 
+						   last year for which data
+						   are available for a given
+						   time series.
+
+end_year		  4	1998		   Identifies last year for
+						   which data are available
+						   for a given time series.
+
+event_code		  4	010X		   Code identifying the event
+						   which resulted in the 
+						   reported injury or 
+						   illness.
+event_text		100	Text	   	   Names the event which 
+				Ex: Fall from	   resulted in the reported
+				roof		   injury or illness.
+
+footnote_code		 10	It varies	   Identifies footnote for 
+						   the data series.
+
+gender_code	   	  4	MXXX		   Code identifying gender of
+						   person experiencing the
+						   injury or illness.
+
+gender_text	 	 100	Text	   	   Names gender of person 
+				Ex: Male	   experiencing the injury or
+						   illness.
+
+industry_code		   4	0100		   Code identifying the
+						   industry for which data
+						   are observed.
+
+industry_text	 	 100	Text 		   Names the industry for
+				Ex: Construction   which data are observed.
+
+los_code		   4	NRXX		   Code identifying the 
+						   length of service of the
+						   person experiencing the
+						   injury or illness.
+
+los_text		 100	Text	           Names the length of 
+				Ex: 1-5 years	   service of the person 
+						   experiencing the injury or
+						   illness.
+
+nature_code	   	   4	011X		   Code identifying the 
+						   nature of the injury or
+						   illness.
+
+nature_text	 	 100	Text		   Names the nature of the
+				Ex: Burns	   injury or illness.
+
+occupation_code		   4	0090		   Code identifying the 
+						   occupation of the person
+						   experiencing the injury or
+						   illness.
+
+occupation_text		 100	Text	    	   Names the occupation of
+				Ex: Dentists	   the person experiencing 
+						   the injury or illness.
+
+period		   	   3	M01		   Identifies period for which data 
+ 				Ex: M01=Jan	   is observed.
+
+pob_code		   4	00XX		   Code identifying the part
+						   of body affected.
+
+pob_text		 100	Text	   	   Names the part of body 
+				Ex: Forearm(s)	   affected.
+
+race_code		   4	1XXX		   Code identifying the race 
+						   of the person experiencing
+						   the injury or illness.
+
+race_text		 100	Text	   	   Names the race of the 
+				Ex: Hispanic	   person experiencing the
+						   injury or illness.
+
+series_id		  17	CDUSH332233	   Unique series identifier
+
+source_code	 	  4	0110		   Code identifying the 
+						   source of the injury or 
+						   illness.
+
+source_text	 	100	Text	   	   Names the source of the
+				Ex: Insecticides   injury or illness.
+
+value			12	2360		   Observation for the series.
+	    
+year			4	1998		   Identifies year of observation.        	
+				

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+# BLS survey `ce`
+
+Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, LABSTAT time-series database (https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/). Public domain U.S. government data. Credit: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
+
+Survey documentation: `ce.txt`.
+
+`*_series.parquet` defines each series_id (labels); `*_data_*.parquet` holds series_id, year, period (M01-M12 monthly, Q0x quarterly, A01/M13 annual), value, footnote_codes; other files map codes to labels.
+
+| file | rows | columns |
+|---|---|---|
+| ce.contacts | 6 | National Current Employment Statistics (CES) Contacts |
+| ce.data.0.AllCESSeries | 8381987 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.00a.TotalNonfarm.Employment | 5162 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.01a.CurrentSeasAE | 402357 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.02b.AllRealEarningsAE | 561230 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.03c.AllRealEarningsPE | 825076 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.05a.TotalPrivate.Employment | 23992 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.05b.TotalPrivate.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 13933 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.05c.TotalPrivate.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 45562 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.10a.MiningAndLogging.Employment | 51508 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.10b.MiningAndLogging.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 55206 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.10c.MiningAndLogging.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 98039 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.20a.Construction.Employment | 115163 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.20b.Construction.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 174780 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.20c.Construction.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 284045 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.30a.Manufacturing.Employment | 8146 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.30b.Manufacturing.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 6320 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.30c.Manufacturing.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 24425 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.31a.ManufacturingDurableGoods.Employment | 242746 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.31b.ManufacturingDurableGoods.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 389604 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.31c.ManufacturingDurableGoods.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 527762 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.32a.ManufacturingNondurableGoods.Employment | 120699 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.32b.ManufacturingNondurableGoods.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 150402 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.32c.ManufacturingNondurableGoods.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 180295 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.40a.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.Employment | 5329 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.40b.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 4617 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.40c.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 14112 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.41a.WholesaleTrade.Employment | 142019 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.41b.WholesaleTrade.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 206973 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.41c.WholesaleTrade.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 319140 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.42a.RetailTrade.Employment | 166888 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.42b.RetailTrade.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 257562 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.42c.RetailTrade.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 370710 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.43a.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.Employment | 103569 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.43b.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 151803 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.43c.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 201798 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.50a.Information.Employment | 60235 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.50b.Information.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 91998 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.50c.Information.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 129528 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.55a.FinancialActivities.Employment | 140691 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.55b.FinancialActivities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 234567 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.55c.FinancialActivities.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 290214 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.60a.ProfessionalBusinessServices.Employment | 222276 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.60b.ProfessionalBusinessServices.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 321948 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.60c.ProfessionalBusinessServices.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 518796 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.65a.EducationAndHealthCare.Employment | 164238 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.65b.EducationAndHealthCare.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 225369 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.65c.EducationAndHealthCare.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 372960 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.70a.LeisureAndHospitality.Employment | 104782 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.70b.LeisureAndHospitality.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 170181 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.70c.LeisureAndHospitality.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 240606 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.80a.OtherServices.Employment | 119621 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.80b.OtherServices.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 179379 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.80c.OtherServices.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings | 269082 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.90a.Government.Employment | 61211 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.data.Goog | 35496 | series_id, year, period, value, footnote_codes |
+| ce.datatype | 41 | data_type_code, data_type_text |
+| ce.footnote | 7 | footnote_code, footnote_text |
+| ce.industry | 850 | industry_code, naics_code, publishing_status, industry_name, display_level, selectable, sort_sequence |
+| ce.period | 13 | period, mm, month |
+| ce.seasonal | 2 | seasonal_code, seasonal_text |
+| ce.series | 22049 | series_id, supersector_code, industry_code, data_type_code, seasonal, series_title, footnote_codes, begin_year, begin_period, end_year, end_period |
+| ce.supersector | 22 | supersector_code, supersector_name |

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+Current Employment Statistics: Employment, Hours, and Earnings--National (CE)          
+     ce.txt  
+
+Section Listing                                                                        
+                                                                                       
+1. Survey Definition                                                                   
+2. Text files listed in the survey directory                                           
+3. Time series, series file, data file, & mapping file definitions and relationships   
+4. Series file format and field definitions                                            
+5. Data file format and field definitions                                              
+6. Mapping file formats and field definitions                                          
+7. Data Element Dictionary                                                             
+                                                                                       
+======================================================================================
+Section 1                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+                                                                                       
+Definition of CURRENT EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS: EMPLOYMENT, HOURS, AND EARNINGS NATIONAL  
+(CE)                                                                                   
+                                                                                       
+Survey Description:                                                                    
+The Current Employment Statistics (CES) program provides estimates of employment,      
+hours, and earnings information on a national basis and in considerable industry       
+detail.  The Bureau of Labor Statistics collects payroll data each month from a sample 
+of business and government establishments in all nonfarm activities.                   
+                                                                                       
+Employment data include series for total employment, number of women employees, and    
+number of production or nonsupervisory employees. Estimates of average hourly          
+earnings, average weekly hours, average weekly earnings, and average weekly overtime   
+hours are produced for both all employees and for production or nonsupervisory         
+employees. Overtime hours are produced for manufacturing industries only.              
+                                                                                       
+A sample of approximately 119,000 businesses and government agencies representing      
+approximately 622,000 worksites throughout the United States is utilized for this      
+monthly survey. The sample contains about 324,000 employer units.                      
+                                                                                       
+All employment, hours and earnings series are classified according to the 2022 North   
+American Industry Classification System (NAICS). The industry code used in the survey 
+corresponds to the NAICS code, except in those cases where multiple industries have    
+been combined.                                                                         
+                                                                                       
+Summary of Data Available:                                                             
+For all employees, women employees, and production or nonsupervisory employees, CES    
+publishes about 3,800 monthly series. The series for all employees cover about
+900 industries on both a seasonally adjusted and not seasonally adjusted basis.        
+                                                                                       
+Approximately 2,100 series for AHE, AWH, and, in manufacturing, AWOH for both all 
+employee and production and nonsupervisory employees are published monthly on a not 
+seasonally adjusted basis and cover approximately 500 industries.
+
+Over 3,900 seasonally adjusted employment, hours, and earnings series for AE, PE, and 
+WE are published. About 7,100 derivative series such as average weekly earnings (AWE), 
+indexes, and constant-dollar series for AE and PE are also published for about
+500 industries.
+                                  
+Most employment series begin in 1990, although some series, including industry         
+supersectors, are available from 1939. Supersectors include: mining and logging;       
+construction; manufacturing; trade, transportation, and utilities; information;        
+financial activities; professional and business services; private education and health         
+services; leisure and hospitality; other services; and government. 
+
+Due to the 2025 lapse in appropriations, real earnings data for October 2025 and 
+total nonfarm collection rate values for October 2025 first preliminary estimates 
+and September 2025 second preliminary estimates are not available.
+                   
+                                                                                       
+Frequency of Observations:                                                             
+Data series are monthly in most cases; quarterly averages are available for total      
+employment, average weekly hours, and average overtime hours, seasonally adjusted      
+(datatypes 19, 20, 25, 36, and 37).                                                    
+                                                                                       
+Annual averages are available for all series that are not adjusted for seasonality     
+(except for the 12-month diffusion index series).                                      
+                                                                                       
+Data Characteristics:                                                                  
+Earnings are measured in dollars and are published to the nearest cent (two decimal    
+places). Average weekly and overtime hours are measured in hours and are published to 
+the nearest tenth of an hour (one decimal place).                                      
+                                                                                       
+Employment is measured in thousands of workers and is stored with no decimal place for 
+all supersectors and for both durable goods and nondurable goods in manufacturing.     
+Employment for all other industries are stored to one decimal place.                   
+                                                                                       
+Special characteristics of the data are footnoted where necessary. For example; I      
+indicates that the seasonally adjusted series is independently seasonally adjusted and 
+not used in aggregating to higher summary industries. For all employees, higher        
+summary series, such as total nonfarm, are aggregated up from the 3-digit NAICS level. 
+                                                                                       
+Release Schedule: https://www.bls.gov/ces/publications/news-release-schedule.htm                                 
+Releases are usually available on the third Friday following the week containing the   
+12th of the reference month (the reference period is the pay period that includes the  
+12th of the month). Each release contains first preliminary estimates for the          
+reference month, second preliminary estimates for the month preceding the reference    
+month, and third final estimates for the month two months prior to the reference       
+month.                                                                                 
+                                                                                       
+Each year with the release of January estimates in February, CES data are re-anchored  
+to universe counts of nonfarm employment or benchmarks for the most recent March. For  
+example, CES introduced March 2024 benchmark counts with the release of January 2025   
+first preliminary estimates in February 2025. On a not seasonally adjusted basis, all  
+series are subject to revision back to the prior year s benchmarked data (21 months of 
+data), while 5 years of seasonally adjusted estimates are subject to revision 
+(or more if required due to a series reconstruction).      
+                                                                                       
+References: BLS Handbook of Methods, Current Employment Statistics, National,
+https://www.bls.gov/opub/hom/ces/concepts.htm                  
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 2                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+                                                                                       
+Text files listed in the survey directory                                              
+                                                                                       
+Text files allow data users to retrieve large amounts of data with one selection.      
+These datasets are highly suited for statistical software that manipulate large        
+datasets. The files are arranged first on a broad industry base, followed by industry 
+specific groups. In addition to data files, a series of mapping files are also         
+available and provide a means for identifying all variables in the data files. This   
+section identifies and describes the multi-series text files available for download    
+from the LABSTAT database at https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/.             
+                                                                                       
+These four files contain data for most or all supersectors combined.               
+                                                                                       
+   *ce.data.0.ALLCESSeries - contains the entire history of all series                
+             currently published by the CES program. With the release of November 2024 
+             data on December 6, 2024, new series reflecting the monthly collection rates
+             for the first preliminary, second preliminary, and third release of data for 
+             total nonfarm, as well as monthly response rates (at third release of data) 
+             for total private, have been included in this file. These series are identified 
+             as CEU00000000C1, CEU00000000C2, CEU00000000C3, and CEU05000000RR. 
+             These 4 additional series represent the only series changes to this file from 
+             the previous published version.             
+                                                                                       
+   *ce.data.01a.CurrentSeasAE - contains every seasonally adjusted all employee series 
+             and its complete history.                                 
+                                                                                       
+   *ce.data.02b.AllRealEarningsAE - contains the complete history of real              
+             earnings of all employees for every industry for which CES                
+             also publishes current dollar earnings series. The series in this         
+             file include (data type number in parenthesis):                           
+         *   Average Weekly Earnings of All Employees $82-84 (12)                      
+         *   Average Hourly Earnings of All Employees $82-84 (13)                      
+                                                                                       
+   *ce.data.03c.AllRealEarningsPE - contains the complete history of real              
+             earnings of production or nonsupervisory employees for every              
+             industry for which CES also publishes current dollar earnings             
+             series. The series in this file include:                                  
+         *   Average Weekly Earnings of Production Employees, $82-84 (31)              
+         *   Average Hourly Earnings of Production Employees, $82-84 (32) 
+
+The ce.data.Goog file contains the following datatypes, if applicable, for all supersectors
+listed in the ce.supersector mapping file: 
+         *   All employees
+	 *   Average weekly hours of all employees
+	 *   Average hourly earnings of all employees
+	 *   Average weekly earnings of all employees
+             
+                                                                                       
+The remaining CES text files are categorized first by Supersector, then by groups of   
+datatypes.                                                                             
+                                                                                       
+The list of CES supersectors in LABSTAT are shown in                                   
+https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.supersector.                            
+                                                                                       
+The list of CES datatypes in LABSTAT are shown in                                      
+https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.datatype.                               
+                                                                                       
+Each filename contains four parts separated by a period (.).                           
+For example:  ce.data.05b.TotalPrivate.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                     
+                                                                                       
+The 4 parts to the filename are:                                                       
+                                                                                       
+1)  ce   - the data in the file pertain to the national estimates from the CES         
+           survey.                                                                     
+2)  data - the file contains data as opposed to mapping files (mentioned later).       
+3)  2 numerical digits plus 1 alpha character - the digits identify a                  
+           Supersector or other major industry grouping, and the alpha character       
+           represents a data type package label, where,                                
+                                                                                       
+    a - Employment - includes all employment datatypes                                 
+               (Datatype codes shown in parentheses):                                  
+                                                                                       
+           *  All employees (01)                                                       
+           *  Production or nonsupervisory employees (06)                              
+           *  Women employees (10)                                                     
+           *  1-month diffusion index (21)                                             
+           *  3-month diffusion index (22)                                             
+           *  6-month diffusion index (23)                                             
+           *  12-month diffusion index (24)                                            
+           *  All employee quarterly average (25)                                      
+           *  3-month moving average change (26)                                       
+                                                                                       
+    b - Hours and earnings of all employees - includes all hours and earnings          
+              datatypes for all employee payroll: (Data type numbers shown in          
+              parentheses)                                                             
+                                                                                       
+           *  Average weekly hours for all employees (02)                              
+           *  Average hourly earnings for all employees (03)                           
+           *  Average overtime hours of all employees (04)                             
+           *  Average weekly earnings of all employees (11)                            
+           *  Average weekly earnings of all employees $82-84 (12)                     
+           *  Average hourly earnings of all employees $82-84 (13)                     
+           *  Average hourly earnings of all employees excluding overtime (15)         
+           *  Index of aggregate weekly hours of all employees, 2007=100 (16)          
+           *  Index of aggregate weekly payrolls of all employees, 2007=100 (17)       
+           *  Quarterly average weekly hours of all employees (19)                     
+           *  Quarterly average weekly overtime hours of all employees (20)            
+           *  Aggregate weekly hours of all employees (56)                             
+           *  Aggregate weekly payrolls of all employees (57)                          
+           *  Aggregate weekly overtime hours of all employees (58)                    
+                                                                                       
+     c - Production employee hours and earnings - includes all hours and               
+              earnings data types for production or nonsupervisory                     
+              employees: (Data type numbers shown in parentheses)                      
+                                                                                       
+           *  Average weekly hours for production employees (07)                       
+           *  Average hourly earnings for production employees (08)                    
+           *  Average weekly overtime hours of production employees (09)               
+           *  Average weekly earnings of production employees (30)                     
+           *  Average weekly earnings of production employees, $82-84 (31)             
+           *  Average hourly earnings of production employees, $82-84 (32)             
+           *  Average hourly earnings of production employees excluding                
+              overtime (33)                                                            
+           *  Index of aggregate hours of production employees, 2002=100 (34)          
+           *  Index of aggregate payrolls of production employees, 2002=100 (35)       
+           *  Quarterly average weekly hours of production employees  (36)             
+           *  Quarterly average weekly overtime hours of production                    
+              employees (37)                                                           
+           *  Aggregate weekly hours of production employees (81)                      
+           *  Aggregate weekly payrolls of production employees (82)                   
+           *  Aggregate weekly overtime hours of production employees (83)             
+                                                                                       
+4)  File Description - a two phase descriptive listing of data file contents.          
+           The first half is the supersector or industry name (list of                 
+           supersectors and industries are in                                          
+           http://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.supersector ).                
+           The second half is the data type grouping (employment, all employee         
+           hours and earnings, and production employee hours and earnings)             
+           described above.                                                            
+                                                                                       
+The complete list of data files available for retrieval on the text file page          
+follows.                                                                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.0.ALLCESSeries                                                            
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.01a.CurrentSeasAE                                                         
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.02b.AllRealEarningsAE                                                     
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.03c.AllRealEarningsPE                                                     
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.00a.TotalNonfarm.Employment                                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.05a.TotalPrivate.Employment                                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.05b.TotalPrivate.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.05c.TotalPrivate.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                       
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.10a.MiningAndLogging.Employment                                           
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.10b.MiningAndLogging.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                          
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.10c.MiningAndLogging.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                   
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.20a.Construction.Employment                                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.20b.Construction.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.20c.Construction.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                       
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.30a.Manufacturing.Employment                                              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.30b.Manufacturing.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                             
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.30c.Manufacturing.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                      
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.31a.ManufacturingDurables.Employment                                      
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.31b.ManufacturingDurables.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                     
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.31c.ManufacturingDurables.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.32a.ManufacturingNondurables.Employment                                   
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.32b.ManufacturingNondurables.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                  
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.32c.ManufacturingNondurables.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings           
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.40a.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.Employment                            
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.40b.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings           
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.40c.TradeTransportationAndUtilities.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings    
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.41a.WholesaleTrade.Employment                                             
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.41b.WholesaleTrade.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                            
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.41c.WholesaleTrade.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                            
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.42a.RetailTrade.Employment                                                
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.42b.RetailTrade.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.42c.RetailTrade.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                        
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.43a.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.Employment                   
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.43b.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings  
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.43c.TransportationAndWarehousingAndUtilities.                             
+        ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings    (Very long name - all continuous)        
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.50a.Information.Employment                                                
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.50b.Information.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.50c.Information.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                        
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.55a.FinancialActivities.Employment                                        
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.55b.FinancialActivities.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                       
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.55c.FinancialActivities.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.60a.ProfessionalBusinessServices.Employment                               
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.60b.ProfessionalBusinessServices.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.60c.ProfessionalBusinessServices.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings       
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.65a.PrivateEducationandHealthCare.Employment                                     
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.65b.PrivateEducationandHealthCare.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                    
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.65c.PrivateEducationandHealthCare.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings             
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.70a.LeisureAndHospitality.Employment                                      
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.70b.LeisureAndHospitality.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                     
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.70c.LeisureAndHospitality.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.80a.OtherServices.Employment                                              
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.80b.OtherServices.AllEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                             
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.80c.OtherServices.ProductionEmployeeHoursAndEarnings                      
+                                                                                       
+  *  ce.data.90a.Government.Employment 
+
+  *  ce.data.Goog                                                
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+Additionally, the following files are available and will be described in later         
+sections of this document.                                                             
+                                                                                       
+   ce.contacts      -  Contact information for the national CES program                
+   ce.datatype      -  Data_type_code                  mapping file                    
+   ce.footnote      -  Footnote codes                  mapping file                    
+   ce.industry      -  Industry codes                  mapping file                    
+   ce.period        -  Period codes                    mapping file                    
+   ce.seasonal      -  Seasonal Adjustment codes       mapping file                    
+   ce.series        -  All available series numbers with series titles                 
+   ce.supersector   -  Super sector codes              mapping file                    
+   ce.txt           -  General information (this document)                             
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 3                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+Time series, series file, data file, & mapping file definitions and relationships      
+                                                                                       
+A time series refers to a set of data observed over an extended period of time         
+for a consistent time interval (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually).     
+BLS time series data are typically produced at monthly intervals and represent data    
+ranging from a specific consumer item in a specific geographical area whose price      
+is gathered monthly to a category of worker in a specific industry whose employment    
+rate is being recorded monthly, etc.                                                   
+                                                                                       
+The text files are organized to provide data users with the necessary information to   
+interpret data files:                                                                  
+                                                                                       
+a)  a series file (only one series file per survey)                                    
+b)  mapping files                                                                      
+c)  data files                                                                         
+                                                                                       
+The series file contains a set of codes which, together, compose a series              
+identification code that serves to uniquely identify a single time series.             
+Additionally, the series file also contains the following series-level information:    
+                                                                                       
+a) the period and year corresponding to the first data observation                     
+b) the period and year corresponding to the most recent data observation.              
+                                                                                       
+The mapping files, or definition files, contain explanatory text descriptions          
+that correspond to various codes contained within each series identification code.     
+                                                                                       
+The data file contains one line of data for each observation period pertaining to a    
+specific time series.  Each line contains a reference to the following:                
+                                                                                       
+a) a series identification code                                                        
+b) year in which data is observed                                                      
+c) period for which data is observed (M13 indicates annual averages)                   
+d) value                                                                               
+e) footnote code (if necessary)                                                        
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 4                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+Series file format and field definitions                                               
+                                                                                       
+The first line of the ce.series files shows several fields or data elements separated  
+by tabs. Each of the remaining lines in ce.series represents one unique CES series.    
+Note that the field numbers are for reference only and do not exist in the LABSTAT     
+database. Data files are in ASCII text format.  Each data element is                   
+listed below and shows the length of the data element field followed by a value        
+(example). Each series record ends with a new line character.                          
+                                                                                       
+Field #   Data Element          Length     Value(Example)                              
+                                                                                       
+ 1        Series_id             17         CEU0500000001                               
+                                                                                       
+ 2        Supersector_code      2          05                                          
+                                                                                       
+ 3        NAICS tabcode         8          10113300 (industry code)                    
+                                                                                       
+ 4        Datatype Code         2          01                                          
+                                                                                       
+ 5        Series title          104        3 parts to series title;                    
+                                              Datatype,                                
+                                              Industry name, and                       
+                                              seasonality (adjusted or unadjusted)     
+                                                                                       
+ 6        Footnote_codes        10         I (Independent Seasonally Adjusted)         
+                                                                                       
+ 7        Begin_year            4          1939                                        
+                                                                                       
+ 8        Begin_period          3          M01 (January)                               
+                                                                                       
+ 9        End_year              4          2016                                        
+                                                                                       
+ 10       End_period            3          M12 (December)                              
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+The series_id (CEU0500000001) can be broken out further into four variables:           
+                                                                                       
+     Variable                 Value                                                    
+     survey abbreviation      CE                                                       
+     seasonal (code)          U or S                                                   
+     CES industry_code        05000000, where 05 is the supersector, and 000000        
+                                        represents the NAICS industry code             
+     data_type_code           01                                                       
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 5                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+Data file format and field definitions 
+
+The first line of each data file shows several fields or data elements separated   
+by tabs. Each of the remaining lines in the data file represents one unique CES series 
+and data point and is divided into fields or data elements. Note that the field        
+numbers are for reference only and do not exist in the LABSTAT database. Data files    
+are in ASCII text format. Each data element is listed below and shows the name of the  
+element, the length of the data element field, and a value example.  Each data record  
+ends with a new line character.                                                        
+                                                                                       
+The ce.data file is partitioned into a number of separate files:  See Section 2        
+                                                                                       
+The above-referenced data files have the following format:                             
+                                                                                       
+Field #/Data Element                      Length          Value(Example)               
+                                                                                       
+ 1.     series_id                         17              CEU0500000001                
+                                                                                       
+ 2.     year                              4               2003                         
+                                                                                       
+ 3.     period                            3               M01                          
+                                                                                       
+ 4.     value                             12              103623                       
+                                                                                       
+ 5.     footnote_codes                    10              p (Preliminary)              
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 6                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+Mapping file formats and field definitions                                             
+                                                                                       
+The following represents file formats and field definitions for each mapping file.     
+Note that the field numbers are for reference only; they do not exist in the           
+LABSTAT database.  Mapping files are in ASCII text format.  Data elements are          
+separated by tabs; the first record of each file contains the data elements stored     
+in the file.  Each record ends with a new line character.                              
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.datatype   https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.datatype      
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element           Length        Value (Example)                          
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      data_type_code         2             30                                       
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      data_type_text         100           Average Weekly Hours of All Employees    
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.footnote   https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.footnote      
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element           Length        Value (Example)                          
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      footnote_code          1             I                                        
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      footnote_text          100           Text (Preliminary)                       
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.industry   https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.industry      
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element           Length        Value(Example)                           
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      industry_code          8             05000000                                 
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      naics_code             13            236                                      
+                                                                                       
+ 3.      publishing_status      2 (AO)        Alpha characters displaying published    
+                                  (A)         datatypes for industry                   
+                                                                                       
+ 4.      industry_name          80            (Construction of buildings)              
+                                                                                       
+ 5.      display_level          1             Character displaying where industry      
+                                              lies in hierarchy of industries          
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.period         https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.period    
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element          Length         Value (Example)                          
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      period                3              M02                                      
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      period_abbr           5              FEB                                      
+                                                                                       
+ 3.      period_name           20             February                                 
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.series      https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.series       
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element          Length         Value (Example)                          
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      series_id             13             CES0500000001                            
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      supersector_code      2              05                                       
+                                                                                       
+ 3.      industry_code         8              05000000                                 
+                                                                                       
+ 4.      data_type_code        2              01                                       
+                                                                                       
+ 5.      seasonal              1              S  or U                                  
+                                                                                       
+ 6.      series_title          104            3 parts to series title; datatype,       
+                                                industry name, and seasonality         
+                                                                                       
+ 7.      begin_year            4              YYYY  (2006)                             
+                                                                                       
+ 8.      begin_period          3              M01-M13                                  
+                                                                                       
+ 9.      end_year              4              YYYY  (2017)                             
+                                                                                       
+ 10.     end_period            3              M01-M13                                  
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+File Name:  ce.supersector  https://download.bls.gov/pub/time.series/ce/ce.supersector 
+                                                                                       
+ Field #/Data Element          Length         Value (Example)                          
+                                                                                       
+ 1.      supersector_code      2              05                                       
+                                                                                       
+ 2.      supersector_name      60             Manufacturing                            
+                                                                                       
+                                                                                       
+====================================================================================== 
+Section 7                                                                              
+====================================================================================== 
+Data Element Dictionary                                                                
+                                                                                       
+EMPLOYMENT, HOURS, AND EARNINGS--NATIONAL (CE) DATABASE ELEMENTS                       
+                                                                                       
+Data Element        Length   Value (Example)   Description                             
+                                                                                       
+begin_period        3        M01-M13           Identifies first data observation       
+                             Ex: M06=June      within the first year for which         
+                             M13=Annual Avg)   data is available for a given           
+                                               time series.                            
+                                                                                       
+begin_year          4        YYYY              Identifies first year for which         
+                             Ex: 2006          data is available for a given time      
+                                               Series                                  
+                                                                                       
+data_type_code      2        30                Code identifying the datatype           
+                                               of the observation.                     
+                                                                                       
+data_type_text      100      Text              Datatype name of the observation.       
+                             (All employees, thousands)                                
+                                                                                       
+end_period          3        M01-M13           Identifies last data observation        
+                             Ex: M06=June      within the last year for which          
+                             M=Monthly,        data is available for a given time      
+                             M13=Annual Avg)   series.                                 
+                                                                                       
+end_year            4        YYYY              Identifies last year for which          
+                             Ex: 2017          data is available for a given           
+                                               time series.                            
+                                                                                       
+footnote_code       1        p                 Identifies footnote for the data        
+                                               series.                                 
+                                                                                       
+footnote_codes      10       p, I              Identifies multiple footnotes           
+                                               for the data series.                    
+                                                                                       
+footnote_text       100      preliminary       Contains the text of the footnote.      
+                                                                                       
+industry_code       8        05000000          Code identifying industry.              
+                                                                                       
+industry_name       80       Text              Name of industry.                       
+                             (Grocery Stores)                                          
+                                                                                       
+naics_code          6        Numeric text      North American Industry Classification  
+                             (445110)          System (NAICS) code.                    
+                                                                                       
+period_abbr         5        Period name       Abbreviation of period name.            
+                             (JUN)             abbreviation                            
+                                                                                       
+Period              3        M01-M13           Identifies period for which             
+                             M06=June          data is observed.                       
+                             M13=Annual Average                                        
+                             M=Monthly                                                 
+                                                                                       
+period_name         20       Text (June)       Full name of period to which            
+                                               the data observation refers.            
+                                                                                       
+publishing_status   2        Alpha characters  one or two character(s) displaying the  
+                                               specific datatypes published for the    
+                                               industry.                               
+                             (A) Employment, average weekly hours, and average hourly  
+                                 and weekly earnings of all employees; employment of   
+                                 women; employment, average weekly hours, and average  
+                                 hourly and weekly earnings of production or           
+                                 nonsupervisory employees.                             
+                             (B) All employees and employment of women.                
+                             (C) All employees.                                        
+                             (D) Employment, average weekly hours, and average hourly  
+                                 and weekly earnings of all employees; employment,     
+                                 average weekly hours, and average hourly and weekly   
+                                 earnings of production or nonsupervisory employees.   
+                             (E) Employment, average weekly hours and average hourly   
+                                 and weekly earnings of all employees; employment of   
+                                 women.
+                             (F) Employment and average weekly hours of all employees; 
+                                 and employment and average weekly hours of production 
+                                 or nonsupervisory employees.                          
+                             (G) Employment, average weekly hours, and average hourly  
+                                 and weekly earnings of all employees.                 
+                             (H) All employees; employment of women; and employment,   
+                                 average weekly hours, and average hourly and weekly   
+                                 earnings of production or nonsupervisory employees.   
+                             (O) Average weekly overtime of production employees and   
+                                 of all employees.                                     
+                             (P) Average weekly overtime of production employees.      
+                             (T) Average weekly overtime of all employees.             
+                                                                                       
+Seasonal            1        S=Seasonally      Code identifying whether the            
+                               Adjusted        data are seasonally adjusted.           
+                             U=Unadjusted                                              
+                                                                                       
+series_id           17       CEU0500000001     Code identifying the specific series.   
+                                                                                       
+supersector_code    2        05                Code identifying the supersector.       
+                                                                                       
+supersector_name    60       Text              Describes the supersector.              
+                                                                                       
+value               12       103623            Data value for series.                  
+                                                                                       
+year                4        YYYY              Identifies year of observation.         
+                             (1990)                                                    
+                                                                                       

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