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Bureau of Labor Statistics > Compensation Research and Program Development Group > Compensation research publications > MLR Articles

CRPDG: BLS Publications

Please see the Monthly Labor Review Online to view all MLR articles.

Maury B. Gittleman

"Declining Labor Turnover in the US: Evidence and Implications from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics," Monthly Labor Review, January 2019.
"Trends in employment-based health insurance coverage: evidence from the National Compensation Survey," with Keenan Dworak-Fisher and Tom Moehrle, Monthly Labor Review, October 2014.
"A Different Approach to Measuring Workplace Safety: Injuries and Fatalities Relative to Output,” with Brooks Pierce, Compensation and Working Conditions Online, July 2006.
"Pay Relatives for Metropolitan Areas in the NCS," Monthly Labor Review, March 2005.
"Exploring Low-Wage Labor With the National Compensation Survey," with Jared Bernstein, Monthly Labor Review, November/December 2003.
"The BLS Wage Query System: A New Tool to Access Wage Data," with William J. Wiatrowski, Monthly Labor Review, October 2001.
"Results from the 1995 Survey of Employer-Provided Training," with Harley Frazis, Michael Horrigan and Mary Joyce, Monthly Labor Review, June 1998.
"Earnings Mobility in the United States, 1967-1991," with Mary Joyce, Monthly Labor Review, September 1995.
"Earnings in the 1980s: An Occupational Perspective," Monthly Labor Review, July 1994.
Journal Publications by Maury B. Gittleman

Nicole Nestoriak

“Comparing Workers’ Compensation claims with establishments’ responses to the SOII,” with Brooks Pierce, Monthly Labor Review, May 2009, 132(5).

Last Modified: May 6, 2022