Us Core Lmi Dat Occ
US CORE LMI DAT_OCC
| Column Name | Snowflake | Big Query | Databricks | Parquet | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AREAID | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | Geographic region code. |
| AREAID_NAME | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | Geographic region name. |
| AREAID_TYPE | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | Geographic area type. |
| CLASSID | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | Class of worker ID. |
| CLASSID_NAME | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | Class of worker name. |
| EARN_AVG | FLOAT | FLOAT | DOUBLE | FLOAT | Average hourly earnings for each job. |
| EMP | FLOAT | FLOAT | DOUBLE | FLOAT | The number of occupied positions. One worker might fill more than one position. |
| GROWTH | FLOAT | FLOAT | DOUBLE | FLOAT | Growth is the net (non-negative) change for each year and is calculated at the lowest level and aggregated up. For these reasons, it often differs from job change as calculated by subtracting the job counts of an earlier year from the job counts from a later year. The growth metric is a component of the openings metric (growth + replacements = openings). |
| OCCID | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | SOC code. |
| OCCID_NAME | VARCHAR | STRING | STRING | STRING | SOC name. |
| REPLACEMENTS | FLOAT | FLOAT | DOUBLE | FLOAT | Replacements is the number of existing jobs that are estimated to have been vacated in the year. Replacements takes into account job openings that are created but that are not due to growth in the occupation. |
| RES_EMP | FLOAT | FLOAT | DOUBLE | FLOAT | The number of people living in an area that hold a job within the occupation in question (not available at the census tract level). |
| YEAR | NUMBER | BIGNUMERIC | DECIMAL | DECIMAL | Year of data. |
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