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You make some good points. I'd suggest paying enumerators somewhat better and sticking with those folks. Might make hiring easier too. David Nelson Transportation Planner / Modeler 1 Park Place, Suite 101 Albany, ...
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I was considering working on a comment (and welcome contributions) that focused on the USPS component, highlighting 3 points: The 2011 GAO evidence that suggests that using: "full-time mail carriers paid at much higher USPS wage rates--either for ...
Hi Everyone! I wanted to ask the community: What are some things about the navigating federal data system you wish you knew earlier? Or something that clicked once you understood the background. For me, I stopped getting distracted by state level ...
I don't see any mention of Group Quarters in the FRN. Self-enumeration of GQ populations was to be tested and part of the reasons they chose Spartanburg and Huntsville. Something to pay attention too. ------------------------------ Jan Vink Cornell ...
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