Public Use Data for How Are Women Served by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs?
| Release Date: | April 5, 2013 |
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| Time Period of Data Collection: | 2007; 2009 |
| Brief Description: | Results from the study are summarized in Maxwell et al. (2012) and were based on data collected from five public sources: WIA Standardized Records Data (WIASRD) public-use files, American Community Survey (ACS) summary data, 2000 U.S. Census data, A Census-to-LWIA geographic crosswalk, and A set of annual LWIA geographic definition files. |
| Geographic Coverage: | National |
| Study Populations: | Women; Dislocated Workers |
| Unit(s) of Observation: | Individual, Employers |
| Topics: | Employment and Training |
| Research method: | Secondary Data Analysis |
| DOL Partner Agency: | Employment and Training Administration |
| Sampling Method: | The core individual-level data used for the study were derived from administrative data, the WIASRD public-use files. The data are intended to document the services that customers receive under the Adult, Dislocated Worker, Youth, and National Emergency Grants programs, as well as customers’ employment and earnings outcomes during the first year after program exit. |
- adra_wiasrd_exits2007_with_acs.dta (Stata; 78.4 MB), adra_wiasrd_exits2007_with_acs.sas7bdat (SAS; 144 MB)
- Number of Variables: 92
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix A of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 306,996
- adra_wiasrd_exits2009_with_acs.dta (Stata; 148 MB), adra_wiasrd_exits2009_with_acs.sas7bdat (SAS; 281 MB)
- Number of Variables: 92
- Summary of Variables: See Appendix B of Full Summary
- Number of Observations: 576,532
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