DEPT. OF LABOR
DEPT. OF LABOR
  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.2: W 12/36/991 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Area Surveys
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor    
  Statistics 
  
  FREQUENCY: Annual
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1950-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Surveys studying occupations common to a
  variety of manufacturing and service industries.  These      
  occupations include office workers, custodians, and          
  various technicians.  Data include occupational              
  earnings, establishment practices, supplemental wage         
  provisions, like shift differentials, minimum                
  entrance wages for women, overtime pay, and                  
  insurance and pensions plans. 

USES: Excellent source of information on  industrial labor   
statistics.  Useful for any researcher requiring labor       
statistics. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN:  American Statistics Index

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
 Available in microfiche

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: Individual bulletins are published
for each area surveyed.  Data for each locality are brought
together in part one of the annual two-part summary
bulletin. 

STUDENT NAMES: Christopher Barstow


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.3/4:date 

SERIES TITLE: Occupational Outlook Handbook

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor    
Statistics 

FREQUENCY: Biennial

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1949-

DESCRIPTION: Describes over 700 occupations in more than 30
major industries, including the nature of the work,          
educational and training requirements, earnings,             
employment outlook, and contacts.  Jobs are grouped          
in related occupation "clusters" and cover a wide            
variety of level, from white collar to blue collar           
and farming jobs).  Contains tables and additional           
sources for employment information,  including               
addresses for individual state employment agencies.

USES: Useful to high school, college, and vocational
students in planning courses of study; initial job seekers;
individuals contemplating career changes; and those seeking  
advancement.  Also useful to career placement counselors     
and employment agencies. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
Occupational Projections and Training Data
 L 2.3/4-2:
Occupational Outlook Quarterly
 L 2.70/4:
Guide for Occupational Exploration
 L 37.8:Ocl/2
Occupational and Career Information 
 L 37.16:nos. 
Dictionary of Occupational Titles
 L 37.302: Ocl/2/date

INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog

ISSN:0082-9072 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: Christopher Barstow, Sandra Hughes, Darlene
Jackson, Linda Orne, Marla Troutman 


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.3/12

SERIES TITLE:  Geographic Profile of Employment and Unemployment

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics

FREQUENCY: Annual

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1979-

DESCRIPTION: 
	Presents annual data on the labor force, employment, and unemployment in state
and substate areas.  Data are collected from two sources : the Current
Population Survey (CPS) and the Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS)
program.  Presents annual averages from the CPS for Census regions and 
divisions, the 50 states and the District of Columbia, 50 large
metropolitan areas, and 17 central cities.  Data are provided on 
employment and unemployment by selected demographic and economic 
characteristics.

USES:
	Valuable data for job seekers concerned about the job security
in certain geographic areas, as well as for industries looking for
a ready and willing workforce in a new area.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
	Occupational Employment in Manufacturing Industries
        L 2.3/16
	Productivity Measures for Selected Industries
	  L 2.3/20
	Area Wage Surveys, Selected Metropolitan Areas
	  L 2.121/54
	Employment and Wages Annual Averages
	  L 2.104/2

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: No
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: Yes, a table of contents is at:
gopher://stats.bls.gov:70/11/Time%20Series/GP%20%Geographic%20Profile
       and the data are at:
gopher://hopi2.bls.gov:70/00hopiftp.dev/time.series/gp/gp.data.1.AllData

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:
	Material in this publication is in the public domain and may be 
reproduced without permission (with appropriate credit).  For further
information, call (202) 606-STAT, TDD phone (202) 606-5897

STUDENT NAMES: MJ Correll


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.3/16

SERIES TITLE: Occupational Employment in Manufacturing Industries

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics

FREQUENCY: Triennial

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1971-

DESCRIPTION: 
	Provides data from surveys of manufacturing industries ; these surveys
are part of a federal-state cooperative Occupational Employment Statistics
(OES) program. The OES program provides information for many data users,
including individuals and organizations engaged in training programs 
supported by the Job Training Partnership act (JTPA), and in higher education.

USES:
	OES data are used to prepare information for career counseling, for job 
placement activities performed at state employment security offices, and for
personnel planning and market research conducted by private enterprises.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
	Productivity Measures for Selected Industries
	 L 2.3/20
	Area Wage Surveys, Selected Metropolitan Areas
	L 2.121/54

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: No
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:
	Material in this publication is in the public domain and may be 
reproduced without permission (with appropriate credit).  For further
information, call (202) 606-STAT, TDD phone (202) 606-5897

STUDENT NAMES: MJ Correll


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.3/20

SERIES TITLE: Productivity Measures for Selected Industries

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics

FREQUENCY: Annual

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1967-

DESCRIPTION: 
	Updates (with a few years lag-time) all indexes currently included
in the industry productivity measurement program of the Bureau of Labor 
Statistics (BLS).  Contains three sections. Part I discusses labor
productivity trends for selected industries. Part II examines multifactor
productivity trends for selected industries. Part III examines labor 
productivity trends for selected government functions.

USES:

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
	Occupational Employment in Manufacturing Industries
	 L 2.3/16
	Area Wage Surveys, Selected Metropolitan Areas
	 L 1.151/54

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: Yes, but not all years
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: Available on the World Wide Web at:
	http://stats.bls.gov:80/cgi-bin/dsrv?pi

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:	
	Material in this publication is in the public domain and may be 
reproduced without permission (with appropriate credit).  For further
information, call (202) 606-STAT, TDD phone (202) 606-5897

STUDENT NAMES: MJ Correll


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.6: 

SERIES TITLE: Monthly Labor Review

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor    
Statistics 

FREQUENCY: Monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1915-

DESCRIPTION: Contains articles on labor and the Supreme
Court, collective bargaining, family spending, and budgets.  
Departments include: This Issue in Brief, the Labor          
Month in Review, Foreign Labor Briefs, Significant           
Decisions in Labor Cases, Major Agreements                  
Expirations, Chronology of Recent Labor Events,              
Developments in Industrial Relations, Book Reviews           
and Notes, and Current Labor which contains BLS              
statistical data on the labor force, prices,                 
productivity, labor compensation, illness, injury,           
and collective bargaining.

USES: Invaluable to researchers of labor statistics in doing 
spreadsheet calculations, developing time series, analyzing 
trends, and developing projections. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Occupational Projections and Training Data
	                 L 2.3:2.3/4-2
                      Occupational Outlook Handbook
                       L 2.3/4
                      Handbook of Labor Statistics
                       L 2.3/5
                      Employment and Earnings
                       L 2.41.2
                      Current Wage Developments
                       L 2.44:
                      The Employment Situation
	                 L 2.53/2
                      Occupational Outlook Quarterly
                       L 2.70/4

INDEXED IN: Academic Index
            Accounting Index
	      America, History and Life
            American Statistics Index
            Book Review Index
            Business Periodicals Index
            Business Publications Index and Abstracts
            Historical Abstracts
            Index to U.S. Government Periodicals
            Industrial Arts Index
            International Labor Documentation
            Journal of Economic Literature
            Legal Resources Index
            Population Index
            Poultry Abstracts
            Public Affairs Information Service 
            Social Sciences Index
            Trade and Industry Index
            Work Related Abstracts
ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
 Available in microform and in CD-ROM

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
 
STUDENT NAMES: Teresa Bowden, Sharon Colgan, Kathleen Parker, Alice Rohman,
Barbara Schmidt


    
SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.41/2

SERIES TITLE: Employment and Earning and  Monthly Report on
Labor Force 

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor

FREQUENCY: Monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1954-

DESCRIPTION:  Data on employment and earnings , including
number of workers on payrolls of non-agricultural            
establishments, actual and seasonally adjusted,              
hours and earnings of production or non-supervisory          
workers, labor turnover rates, man-hour and payroll          
indexes and state and area data.
Data on labor force include employment status of             
the noninstitutional population, by age, sex, and            
race; employed persons by occupational group, by             
type of industry, and by hours of work; unemployed           
persons, by age, sex, and race; occupation of last           
job, and durations of unemployment; employment               
status of 14- 15 year-olds and selected seasonally           
adjusted data.

USES:  Valuable to researchers needed statistical data on
the labor force.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
 Supplement to Employment and Earnings
  L 2.41/2-2:date
 Employment, Hourse and Earnings
  L 2.41/3:nos.
 National Employment, Hours and Earning Industry
  Summaries
  L 2.41/5:date
 Monthly Report on Labor Force, Employment, Unemployment
  Hours and Earnings
  L 2.84:date

INDEXED IN: American Statistics Index
            Index to U.S. Government Periodicals
            PAIS
            PROMT

ISSN: 0013-6840

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
 Yes, available in microfiche

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: Prior to Feb. 1966, Monthly Report
on Labor Force issued as a separate publication (classified
as SuDocs # L 2.84). 

STUDENT NAMES: Margaret Allen 


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION:  L 2.70/4:

SERIES TITLE: Occupational Outlook Quarterly

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor    
Statistics 

FREQUENCY: Quarterly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1957-

DESCRIPTION:  Supplement to Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Provides current information on new occupations,             
training opportunities, salary trends, and career            
counseling programs. Includes charts, tables, and            
graphs.

USES: Useful source for young people entering the job
market, as well as employment planners and guidance
counselors. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Occupational Outlook Handbook
                       L 2.3/4

INDEXED IN:  American Statistics Index
             Business Periodicals Index
             Current Index to Journals in Education
             Hospital Literature Index
             Index to U.S. Government Periodicals
             Magazine Index
             PAIS
             Personnel Literature
             Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature
             Trade and Industry Index
             Work Related Abstracts 

ISSN: 0199-4786

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
 Available in microfiche

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: Patrick Calhoun, Joy Fogg, Lisa Gianetto,
Mark Giguere, Nelson Morgan, Jane Yue 


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.44:vol.nos. & nos. 

SERIES TITLE:  CWC - Compensation and Working Conditions

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor

FREQUENCY: Monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED:

DESCRIPTION: Outlines changes in wages, salaries, and
benefits for companies and associations.  Includes locations 
of organizations with recent wage changes, as well           
as numbers of workers affected, pertinent dates,             
and other information surrounding wage changes.              
Describes collective bargaining settlements and              
contract negotiations.  Includes tables.

USES: Useful to anyone in the workforce-- especially
managers. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:  
Employment and Earnings and Monthly Report                   
 on Labor Force 
 L 2.41/2
Employment and Unemployment in State and                     
 Local Areas 
 L 2.41/10
Wage Developments in Manufacturing
 L 2.44/2:date

INDEXED IN: American Statistics Index

ISSN: 0192-8163

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: 


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.100: nos.

SERIES TITLE: Prices, Escalation, and Economic Stability
Series

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor   
Statistics

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1971-

DESCRIPTION: Pamphlets divided into four chapters: price
trends in perspective; price measurement; uses of            
escalation; and stabilizing the price level.                 
Includes bibliographical references, graphs, and             
tables.

USES: Designed to aid the general public in understanding
the work of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and this work's   
relationship to the economic and social problems             
confronting American society.        

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: 

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES:


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.104/2

SERIES TITLE: Employment and Wages Annual Averages

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor / Bureau of Labor 
 Statistics

FREQUENCY: Annual

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1950-

DESCRIPTION:
	Data representing the complete count of employment
and wages for workers covered by unemployment insurance
programs during each respective year in the 50 states and the
District of Columbia. State employment securities agencies 
compile these data from reports filed by employers and edit, 
process, and analyze them by industry.  Data are presented
by national level, by state, and by industry.

USES:

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
 Geographic PRofile of Employment and Unemployment
  L 2.3/112
 Occupational Employment in Manufacturing Industries
  L 2.3/16
 Productivity Measures for Selected Industries
  L 2.3/20
 Area Wage Surveys, Selected Metropolitan Areas
  L 2.121/54

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: Yes
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:
Includes Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands until 1984.
Material in this publication is in the public domain and may be 
reproduced without permission (with appropriate credit).  For further
information, call (202) 606-STAT, TDD phone (202) 606-5897

STUDENT NAMES: MJ Correll


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 2.121/54

SERIES TITLE:  Area Wage Surveys, Selected Metropolitan Areas

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics

FREQUENCY: Annual

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1987-

DESCRIPTION:
	Covers 32 areas on an annual basis and one of 2 groups
of 29 areas in alternate years. Provides information on
occupational earnings, establishment practices, and employee
benefits for individual metropolitan areas in addition to national 
and regional benefits for individual metropolitan areas
of the United States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii).

USES:
	This information can be used for wage and salary
administration, collective bargaining, and assistance
in determining plant location.  Also used by the Dept.
of Labor to make wage determinations under the Service
Contract Act of 1965.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
 Occupational Employment in Manufacturing Industries
  L 2.3/16
 Productivity Measures in Selected Industries
  L 2.3/20

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: Yes
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:
	Covers six industry divisions: Manufacturing, 
transportation, communications, and other public
utilities; wholesale trade; retail trade; finance, 
insurance and real estate; and selected services.  Major
exclusions are the mining and constructions industries and
government work.

STUDENT NAMES: MJ Correll


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 5.42:1-13

SERIES TITLE: Raising a President

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Dept. of Labor, Children's Bureau

FREQUENCY: Weekly

YEARS PUBLISHED: Sept. 29, 1941 - Dec. 22, 1941

DESCRIPTION: Series of radio scripts issued in conjunction
with the broadcast series.  Dramatized problems of child    
care, especially those related to the defense                
program.  Titles include Mother's a Recruit, Keep           
My Baby Safe, and Junior Gets a Defense Job.

USES: Used at the time as an instructional series for
parents and their children, to coincide with the war effort
and the increased work schedules of parents in the defense   
industry.  May now prove useful to historians and any        
member of the general public interested in radio history,    
American cultural studies, and other similar fields of       
study. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: 

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: 


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 29.16: 

SERIES TITLE: Foreign Labor Trends

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Dept. of Labor, Bureau of         
International Affairs

FREQUENCY: Annual

YEARS PUBLISHED:

DESCRIPTION:  Each booklet in this series address a
different country.  Provides summary of labor conditions and 
list of key labor indicators-- birth rates, poverty          
level, literacy, etc.  Discusses economic                    
situation, position of organized labor, collective           
bargaining, labor-related social programs, major             
incidents of labor unrest, government-labor                  
relations, labor legislation, international labor            
cooperations, and U.S. business relations with              
labor.

USES: Useful to economic researchers and businesses with     
international interests.  

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: 

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: Sally Van Metre


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 37.13:date

SERIES TITLE: Area Trends in Employment and Unemployment

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Dept. of Labor

FREQUENCY: Monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 

DESCRIPTION:
	Includes a national round-up of area labor market developments
and their outlook. Also includes brief summaries for
selected areas. Includes statistics on work force,
employment, and unemployment.

USES:
	Useful to persons looking for employment who are
willing to relocate. Identifies trends of major production
and employment centers that are useful for those seeking
employment as well as for operations in the business
of providing employment opportunities.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

INDEXED IN:

ISSN: 0004-0916

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMAT:

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

STUDENT NAMES: Deborah Thomas


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 37.16: 

SERIES TITLE: Occupational and Career Information Series

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor/ Employment and
Training Administration 

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1969-

DESCRIPTION: Contains detailed descriptions of various       
occupations in a variety of industries.  Describes           
educational and training requirements and offers a           
glossary of terms used in various industries..               
Includes bibliographical references.

USES: Useful for persons engaged in education counseling, 
placement, and/or recruitment of individuals in specific    
occupations. Also useful for persons entering the job        
market or considering a career change.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: ERIC

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: Deborah Thomas


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 37.302:Ocl

SERIES TITLE: Dictionary of Occupational Titles

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor 

FREQUENCY:

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1977-

DESCRIPTION:  Most comprehensive and up-to-date- body of     
standardized occupational information currently              
assembled in the United States.  Issued as a single          
volume including the following chapters:                     
Introduction and Summary Listing; Master Titles and          
Definitions; Term Titles and Definitions;                    
Occupational Group Arrangement; Glossary;                    
Alphabetical Index of Occupational Titles;                   
Occupational Titles Arranged by Industry                    
Designation; Industry Index; and Appendix.                 
Provides accurate descriptions of over 20,000             
occupations in the U.S. economy and a significant          
number of military occupations.  Occupations are             
grouped into a systemized classification structure          
based on interrelationships of job tasks and                
requirements using a unique nine-digit code which            
is assigned to each occupational definition.

USES:  Aids employers, employment counselors, and job
seekers by functioning as a tool to facilitate matching job  
requirements and workers' skills.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: 

ISSN: 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: Linda Orne


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: L 38.12

SERIES TITLE: Holmes Safety Association Bulletin

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Dept. of Labor, Mine Safety and
Health Administration 

FREQUENCY: Monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1979-

DESCRIPTION: Provides mine safety personnel, mine owners,
and miners with information pertaining to safety in          
mines.  Contains articles on a variety of subjects:          
fatal accidents abstracts, studies, posters, etc. 

USES: Assist in safety presentations to mine workers.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 

INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog

ISSN: 0271-3868 

AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 

STUDENT NAMES: