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A regional statistics office letter about requested wage information for occupations in St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast. It explains that regular monthly…

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A regional statistics office letter about requested wage information for occupations in St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast. It explains that regular monthly forms do not break wages down by individual occupations, then gives average accrued wages for selected professional groups for October 2017, 2019, and 2021. It also states that top-10% wage data by occupation is not available under the federal statistics plan.

Key points

  • Explains that monthly statistical forms do not contain wage data by individual occupation or job title.
  • Cites a federal statistics plan and form No. 57-T for wage data by professional groups.
  • States the survey is done once every two years in October, on odd years, with the latest in 2021.
  • Lists average accrued wages for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast by three professional groups.
  • Includes wages for civil construction engineers and urban-transport planners for 2017, 2019, and 2021.
  • Notes that several job titles are grouped under the two named professional categories.
  • Says the office does not have requested data on the average in the top 10% wage levels by occupation.
  • Gives contact details for the statistical services and labor-and-education statistics departments.

What is inside

  1. Request for wage information
  2. Method and data source
  3. Wage table by region and group
  4. Occupational group notes
  5. Unavailability of top-10% data
  6. Signature and contacts

When it helps

This serves as statistical evidence about wage levels by occupation and region, plus a statement that more detailed top-10% occupation data is unavailable. It can support the evidence side of an EB-2 NIW filing where labor-market or salary information is being documented.

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