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The Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) was the nation's first institution of higher education to offer a four-year undergraduate program in the field of ILR. The current primary focus of the ILR School's undergraduate and graduate degree programs and research and outreach activities is on the centrality of workplace issues in an increasingly complex world.
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Confidentiality Protection and Physical Safeguards (LatAm version)
(2017-06-07)Confidentiality protection is a multi-layered concept, involving statistical (cryptographic) methods and physical safeguards. When providing access to researchers (both internal to the agency and external academic), a ... -
Excerpt: Usage and outcomes of the Synthetic Data Server
(2017-05-09)This is an excerpt from a prior presentation at the Society of Labor Economists (2016). The Synthetic Data Server (SDS) at Cornell University was set up to provide early access to new synthetic data products by the U.S. ... -
Confidentiality of the SynLBD
(2017-05-09)We describe the confidentiality protection provided by the SynLBD. The presentation was originally prepared by Saki Kinney for the World Statistics Congress 2013. -
SynLBD Inputs: Structure, Example
(2017-05-09)We describe the structure of inputs for the SynLBD, and discuss challenges in preparing them. -
Overview: Synthetic Longitudinal Business Data International User Seminar
(2017-05-09)An overview over the content of the Synthetic Longitudinal Business Data International User Seminar, based in part on a presentation prepared by Saki Kinney for the 2013 World Statistics Congress (WSC2013).
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