This publication has been released by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS). The report examines existing federal surveys in order to identify those surveys to which work-at-home questions have been or can be added to generate more reliable information about an increasingly mobile workforce. By using this strategy, at little or no cost, new or revised questions can be added while maintaining the continuity of past years' data sets. About 20 questionnaires were examined to identify those to which work-at-home questions were relevant. In addition, a set of core questions with four levels of priority is recommended for consideration in designing future surveys.
This paper documents the evolution of the Telework movement in the Federal government. This movement, which has spanned the last quarter century, is s...
United States. Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology
1990-05-01
Abstract:
The subcommittee on Data Editing in Federal Statistical Agencies was formed in 1988 to document, profile, and discuss the topics of data editing in Fe...
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