Sheet 01
CPS multiple jobholding: how a second job is drawn on the questionnaire
How the Current Population Survey frames multiple jobholding, and where short-spell secondary earnings fall outside the drafted categories.
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How secondary earnings are drafted into household income accounts
An independent drafting board for published research on side income, multiple jobholding and the survey categories that put those amounts on paper — without assuming anything about a reader’s circumstances.
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Sheet 02
Abraham and colleagues: drafting nontraditional work across survey and tax lines
Lessons from Abraham, Haltiwanger, Sandusky and Spletzer on taxonomies that separate legal form from economic activity when side income is measured.
Sheet 03
ILO and OECD notes on measuring secondary and informal earnings
What international measurement guidance contributes when household instruments try to capture earnings beyond a primary job.
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