The whole field, three ways: states, wages and sponsors

The quarterly disclosure files carry far more than timing, and the data surface now shows it.

By state

An interactive map of every filing in the current window, placed at its worksite state on the Census Bureau's own state outlines. Hover reads a state, a tap pins it: filings, certifications, approval rate, median days and median wage. The ranked table below it carries the exact figures.

Wages

Median offered wages by occupation. These are wages employers committed to in federal filings, which makes them harder currency than any salary survey. Hourly and other wage units are annualized before the median is taken, and every occupation shows its volume, approval rate and median days beside the wage.

Employers

The hundred biggest sponsors, ranked and searchable, each with its filings, certifications, approval rate and median days. Names appear exactly as DOL prints them.

The same discipline as everything else

All three pages come from the same unioned, de-duplicated disclosure files as the processing-time medians (250,000+ real cases), and the methodology page shows each figure's recipe. Nothing is modeled, nothing is invented, and where the data can’t answer, the page says so.