Relationship ontology / Measurement
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Employment and earnings context
Connects a broad NAICS sector screen to one reviewed BLS CES private-industry supersector that supplies national payroll, weekly-hours, and nominal-earnings context without becoming employer-competition evidence.
- Declared edges
- 17
- <0.1% of graph
- Profile nodes
- 18
- distinct endpoints
- Family contracts
- 1
- endpoint pairings
- Source custody
- 100.0%
- 17 links
- Label variants
- 1
- encoded evidence labels
This edge recordsConnects a broad NAICS sector screen to one reviewed BLS CES private-industry supersector that supplies national payroll, weekly-hours, and nominal-earnings context without becoming employer-competition evidence.
This edge does not establishAn employment-and-earnings context link does not establish employer concentration, monopsony, bargaining power, job quality, real wages, local or occupational labor-market conditions, a legal labor market, competitive effects, or causation.
Canonical contract
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The type definition is stable across every edge in this dossier.- Semantic category
- Measurement
- Observed profile membership, indicator coverage, and declared screening context.
- Declared layer
- Measurement
- Markets, participants, industries, places, indicators, and sources
- Direction
- NAICS sector screen to BLS CES source
- Direction describes the encoded record, not economic influence.
- Evidence basis
- The reviewed sector-to-supersector context mapping declared by the Employment and Earnings Observatory.
- Edge-specific evidence remains visible in the ledger below.
Type composition
Where this semantic contract appears
Family routes, evidence labels, confidence, and custody remain separate dimensions.Endpoint structure
Published edge wording
- Employment and earnings context100.0% of type17
Declared confidence labels
- Bounded100.0% of type17
100.0%17 of 17 edges carry direct source custody
Endpoint incidence
Profiles carrying this relationship type
Counts describe incident edges only. They do not rank economic importance or influence.Most frequent from-endpoints
- 01Accommodation and food servicesindustry1
- 02Administrative and support and waste management and remediation servicesindustry1
- 03Arts, entertainment, and recreationindustry1
- 04Constructionindustry1
- 05Educational servicesindustry1
- 06Finance and insuranceindustry1
- 07Health care and social assistanceindustry1
- 08Informationindustry1
- 09Manufacturingindustry1
- 10Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extractionindustry1
Most frequent to-endpoints
Source custody
Evidence routes attached to this type
Source counts describe direct custody encoded on these edges.1source routes100.0% edge coverage
Exact edge register
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Search retains the canonical type while matching endpoint labels, evidence wording, source IDs, and edge details.17matching edgespage 1 of 1
| From profile | Encoded relationship | To profile | Evidence custody |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation and food servicesindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 72 is linked to the broad national CES Leisure and hospitality supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Leisure and hospitality combines arts, accommodation, and food services nationally. It is not a local service or labor-market definition.employment-earnings-context:72:leisure-hospitality | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 70-000000Source dossier |
| Administrative and support and waste management and remediation servicesindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 56 is linked to the broad national CES Professional and business services supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Professional and business services combines multiple industries nationally and does not measure occupation-specific or local employer competition.employment-earnings-context:56:professional-business-services | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 60-000000Source dossier |
| Arts, entertainment, and recreationindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 71 is linked to the broad national CES Leisure and hospitality supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Leisure and hospitality combines arts, accommodation, and food services nationally. It is not a local service or labor-market definition.employment-earnings-context:71:leisure-hospitality | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 70-000000Source dossier |
| Constructionindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 23 is linked to the broad national CES Construction supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Construction payroll jobs, hours, and earnings are broad national industry context, not evidence about contractor concentration, local hiring options, or worker bargaining power.employment-earnings-context:23:construction | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 20-000000Source dossier |
| Educational servicesindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 61 is linked to the broad national CES Private education and health services supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Private education and health services combines distinct industries. Its averages do not define hospital, school, occupation, or commuting-zone labor markets.employment-earnings-context:61:education-health-services | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 65-000000Source dossier |
| Finance and insuranceindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 52 is linked to the broad national CES Financial activities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Financial activities combines finance and insurance with real estate. It is not equivalent to banking, insurance, or any narrower employer market.employment-earnings-context:52:financial-activities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 55-000000Source dossier |
| Health care and social assistanceindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 62 is linked to the broad national CES Private education and health services supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Private education and health services combines distinct industries. Its averages do not define hospital, school, occupation, or commuting-zone labor markets.employment-earnings-context:62:education-health-services | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 65-000000Source dossier |
| Informationindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 51 is linked to the broad national CES Information supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Information-sector payroll measures are national industry context and do not identify digital, media, telecommunications, or local labor-market boundaries.employment-earnings-context:51:information | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 50-000000Source dossier |
| Manufacturingindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 31-33 is linked to the broad national CES Manufacturing supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Manufacturing spans NAICS 31-33 nationally and does not define a product market, occupation, commuting zone, or employer market.employment-earnings-context:31-33:manufacturing | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 30-000000Source dossier |
| Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extractionindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 21 is linked to the broad national CES Mining and logging supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. The CES mining and logging supersector is broader than the Economic Census mining link shown here and is not a labor-market definition.employment-earnings-context:21:mining-logging | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 10-000000Source dossier |
| Other services (except public administration)industry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 81 is linked to the broad national CES Other services supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Other services is a broad residual supersector and must not be interpreted as one coherent employer or product market.employment-earnings-context:81:other-services | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 80-000000Source dossier |
| Professional, scientific, and technical servicesindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 54 is linked to the broad national CES Professional and business services supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Professional and business services combines multiple industries nationally and does not measure occupation-specific or local employer competition.employment-earnings-context:54:professional-business-services | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 60-000000Source dossier |
| Real estate and rental and leasingindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 53 is linked to the broad national CES Financial activities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Financial activities combines finance and insurance with real estate. It is not equivalent to banking, insurance, or any narrower employer market.employment-earnings-context:53:financial-activities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 55-000000Source dossier |
| Retail tradeindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 44-45 is linked to the broad national CES Trade, transportation, and utilities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Trade, transportation, and utilities combines several sectors. Its payroll measures are not interchangeable with any linked sector or legal market.employment-earnings-context:44-45:trade-transportation-utilities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 40-000000Source dossier |
| Transportation and warehousingindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 48-49 is linked to the broad national CES Trade, transportation, and utilities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Trade, transportation, and utilities combines several sectors. Its payroll measures are not interchangeable with any linked sector or legal market.employment-earnings-context:48-49:trade-transportation-utilities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 40-000000Source dossier |
| Utilitiesindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 22 is linked to the broad national CES Trade, transportation, and utilities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Trade, transportation, and utilities combines several sectors. Its payroll measures are not interchangeable with any linked sector or legal market.employment-earnings-context:22:trade-transportation-utilities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 40-000000Source dossier |
| Wholesale tradeindustry | Employment and earnings contextNAICS 42 is linked to the broad national CES Trade, transportation, and utilities supersector for descriptive payroll, hours, and nominal-earnings context. Trade, transportation, and utilities combines several sectors. Its payroll measures are not interchangeable with any linked sector or legal market.employment-earnings-context:42:trade-transportation-utilities | Current Employment Statistics, monthly employment, hours, and earningssource | boundedU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics / CES 40-000000Source dossier |
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