Supporting Statement B

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Displaced Worker, Job Tenure, and Occupational Mobility Supplement to CPS

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SUPPORTING STATEMENT



B. Collection of Information Employing Statistical Methods


1. Universe and Respondent Burden


The January 2014 and January 2016 supplements will be conducted in conjunction with the CPS, for which the universe is 122 million households. From this universe, we select a sample of approximately 72,000 households each month, of which approximately 60,000 households are eligible for interviews. About 55,000 households are actually interviewed each month. The items in the supplement are asked, as appropriate, for members of the households.


2. Procedures for Collecting Information


This is a supplemental survey associated with the January 2014 and January 2016 CPS. The statistical properties of these supplemental items will fall within those associated with the CPS itself. (See Attachment G. Specifically, sample design and selection are detailed in section 1, and estimation procedures are described in section 2.)


3. Methods to Maximize Response


Response rates and data accuracy for the CPS are maintained at high levels through internal consistency edits in the computerized instrument, interviewer instructions, training, and close monitoring of these data. For additional information on nonresponse, see Attachments G (section 5) and H (page 16-4). For information about data accuracy, see "Current Population Survey Design and Methodology: Technical Paper 66" (training of interviewers is detailed in Appendix D, design of the instrument is described in Chapter 6, and data processing is described in Chapter 9), available at http://www.census.gov/prod/2006pubs/tp-66.pdf.


4. Testing of Procedures


Testing of these supplemental items was not required since the same survey was conducted in January 2010 and January 2012. Attachment H discusses the reliability of the estimates produced from the January 2012 Displaced Worker, Job Tenure, and Occupational Mobility supplement.


5. Contact Persons


The following individuals may be consulted concerning the statistical data collection and analysis operation:


Statistical Design:


Yang Cheng

Demographic Statistical Methods Division

Bureau of the Census

(301) 763-3287


Statistical Analysis:


Dori Allard

Office of Employment and Unemployment Statistics

Bureau of Labor Statistics

(202) 691-6470


Data Collection/Survey Design:


Lisa A. Clement

Survey Director, Current Population Survey

Bureau of the Census

(301) 763-5482

Attachments


A. Supplement Questionnaire

B. Title 29, United States Code, Sections 1 through 9

C. News releases from January 2012 survey

D. CPS Advance Letter

E. Confidentiality Brochure

F. Title 13, United States Code

G. Overview of CPS Sample Design and Methodology

H. Source and Accuracy Statement from Microdata File for January 2012

Displaced Worker, Job Tenure, and Occupational Mobility Supplement




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