Public Use Data for Career Pathways Descriptive and Analytical Study
Release Date: | September 8, 2022 |
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Brief Description: | Data used for the Meta-Analysis of 46 Career Pathways Impact and data from four large nationally representative longitudinal surveys, as well as licensed data on occupational transitions from online career profiles, to examine workers’ career paths and wages for the Career Trajectories and Occupational Transitions Study. |
Geographic Coverage: | National; The evaluation must be of a program in the United States to be included in the Meta-Analysis. Trajectories and Job Changes datasets are constructed from datasets intended to be nationally representative. |
Study Populations: | Adult Workers |
Unit(s) of Observation: | Individuals |
Topics: | Employment and Training |
Research method: | Secondary Data Analysis |
Sampling Method: | To identify evaluations for the meta-analysis researchers used prior work and updated with eligible evaluations identified through a web-based literature search. The trajectories dataset uses data from the 1997 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY) and the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID). The job changes dataset uses data from the CPS and the SIPP. The transitions dataset uses data combined from Emsi and OEWS. Please refer to Building Better Pathways: An Analysis of Career Trajectories and Occupational Transitions Appendix B: Dataset Construction for more details on the CTOT data. |
- cp_meta_publicdataset.dta (Stata; 10.6 MB), cp_meta_publicdataset.xlsx (csv; 2.18 MB)
- Number of Variables: 360
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix A of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 1,815
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Emsi_dataset.dta (Stata; 94.8 MB), Emsi_dataset.csv (csv; 67.9 MB)
- Number of Variables: 28
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix B of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 256,831
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Dashboard_transitions_dataset.dta (Stata; 4.47 MB), Dashboard_transitions_dataset.csv (csv; 2.45 MB)
- Number of Variables: 13
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix C of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 14,198
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- CPS-SIPP_dataset.dta (Stata; 10.7 MB), CPS-SIPP_dataset.csv (csv; 10.9 MB)
- Number of Variables: 60
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix D of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 43,350
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Dashboard_trajectories_dataset.dta (Stata; 346 KB), Dashboard_trajectories_dataset.csv (csv; 205 KB)
- Number of Variables: 19
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix E of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 507
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Dashboard_cluster_dataset.dta (Stata; 86.4 KB), Dashboard_cluster_dataset.csv (csv; 21.1 KB)
- Number of Variables: 112
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix F of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 15
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Trajectories_(10-years)_dataset.dta (Stata; 110 MB), Trajectories_(10-years)_dataset.csv (csv; 105 MB)
- Number of Variables: 926
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix G of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 31,813
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Trajectories_(5_years)_dataset.dta (Stata; 79.8 MB), Trajectories_(5_years)_dataset.csv (csv; 78.3 MB)
- Number of Variables: 506
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix H of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 43,037
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
- Trajectories_(3_years)_dataset.dta (Stata; 56.7 MB), Trajectories_(3_years)_dataset.csv (csv; 56.9 MB)
- Number of Variables: 338
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix I of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 46,789
- Link to data file specific codebook or documentation:
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