Contingent and Alternative Employment Arrangements
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Table 1. Employed
contingent and noncontingent workers by selected characteristics, February 1999
Table 2. Percent
distribution of employed contingent and noncontingent workers by selected
characteristics, February 1999
Table 3. Employed
contingent and noncontingent workers by school enrollment and educational
attainment, February 1999
Table 4. Employed
contingent and noncontingent workers by occupation and industry, February 1999
Table 5. Employed workers
with alternative and traditional work arrangements by selected characteristics,
February 1999
Table 6. Employed workers
with alternative and traditional work arrangements by selected characteristics,
February 1999
Table 7. Employed workers
with alternative and traditional work arrangements by school enrollment and
educational attainment, February 1999
Table 8. Employed workers
with alternative and traditional work arrangements by occupation and industry,
February 1999
Table 9. Employed
contingent and noncontingent workers and those with alternative and traditional
work arrangements by health insurance coverage and eligibility for
employer-provided pension plans, February 1999
Table 10. Employed
contingent workers by their preference for contingent or noncontingent work
arrangements, February 1999
Table 11. Employed
workers with alternative work arrangements by their preference for a traditional
work arrangement, February 1999
Table 12. Employed
workers with alternative and traditional work arrangements by contingent and
noncontingent employment, February 1999
Table 13. Median usual
weekly earnings of full- and part-time contingent and noncontingent wage and
salary workers and those with alternative and traditional work arrangements by
sex, age, race, and Hispanic origin, February 1999