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+ # USAJOBS Coded Dataset (2017-01 to 2026-03)
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+ ## Dataset Description
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+ The **USAJOBS Dataset** is a comprehensive collection of federal job postings from January 2017 through March 2026. This dataset includes full-text job descriptions, and structured metadata (job title and employer).
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+ In this *coded* version, we presented the structured features assigned to each of the postings (by `usajobsControlNumber`), as produced by the [JAAT](https://github.com/Job-Ad-Research-at-QSB-LUC/JAAT) tool
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+ ## Dataset Structure
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+ ### Splits
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+ This dataset is organized by **month** to allow for easy time-series analysis without requiring the user to download the entire multi-year corpus.
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+ * **Monthly Splits:** Format `YYYY_MM` (e.g., `2017_01`, `2025_12`).
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+ ### Data Fields
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+ Each split contains the following fields:
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+ * `usajobsControlNumber`: Unique identifier code for the USAJOBS job posting.
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+ * `wage_min`: Minimum salary detected by `WageExtract`.
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+ * `wage_max`: Maximum salary detected by `WageExtract`.
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+ * `wage_freq`: Frequency of the wage (e.g., hourly, annually) by `WageExtract`.
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+ * `title_code`: O*NET occupation code (`TitleMatch`).
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+ * `title_score`: Confidence score of the above.
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+ * `title_value`: Extracted numerical value of the title, based on seniority and experience (`TitleMatch`).
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+ * `title_features`: Categorical features of the title, if any (`TitleMatch`).
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+ * `flesch_kincaid`: Readability score measuring the complexity of the job posting text.
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+ * `CitizenshipReq`: Boolean flag indicating if United States citizenship is mandatory.
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+ * `GovContract`: Boolean flag indicating if the position involves government contract work.
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+ * `VisaExclude`: Boolean flag indicating if specific visa types are barred from applying.
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+ * `VisaInclude`: Boolean flag indicating if visa sponsorship options are explicitly included.
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+ * `WorkAuthReq`: Boolean flag indicating if valid proof of work authorization is requested.
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+ * `driverslicense`: Boolean flag indicating if a valid driver's license is required.
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+ * `ind_contractor`: Boolean flag indicating if the job operates as an independent contractor role.
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+ * `proflicenses`: Boolean flag indicating if specialized professional licenses are required.
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+ * `wfh`: Boolean flag indicating if the position offers work-from-home or remote options.
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+ * `yesunion`: Boolean flag indicating if the position belongs to a labor union.
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+ * `tasks`: Text string capturing the coded O*NET tasks, extracted by `TaskMatch`.
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+ * `skills`: Text string capturing the ESCO skills extracted by `SkillMatch`.
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+ * `concepts`: Text string of the custom-extracted concepts extracted with `ConceptSearch`.
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+ * `ai_codes`: AI taxonomy codes extracted by `AIMatch` (beta).
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+ * `ai_matches`: How many AI codes were extracted.
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+ * `ai_score`: Overall AI score, following a custom scoring scheme.
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+ * `ai_selection_score`: Extraction score representing confidence that the statement is AI-related (;-delimited list of scores).
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+ * `ai_match_score`: Same as the above, but now for matching confidence.
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+ * `ai_score_v2`: Updated version 2 of our custom AI scoring.
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+ * `ai_strict_score`: AI score representing only frontier AI work.
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+ * `ai_lenient_score`: AI score that is more lenient in the defintion of "AI".
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+ ##
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+ If you find this dataset useful or utilize it for your work, please consider citing our working paper:
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+ ```
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+ @article{meisenbacher2025extracting,
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+ title={Extracting O* NET Features from the NLx Corpus to Build Public Use Aggregate Labor Market Data},
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+ author={Meisenbacher, Stephen and Nestorov, Svetlozar and Norlander, Peter},
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+ year={2025}
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+ }
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+ ```