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Release schedule for 2004 UI benefit accuracy data
Summary ETA set deadlines for states to finish and check their calendar year 2004 unemployment benefit accuracy cases before federal publication in 2005. It supplied sample paid and denied claims reports, definitions, and footnotes. ETA now lists the letter as Canceled; its printed date line conflicts with the agency listing and the letter’s 2005 deadlines.
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Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
UIPL No. 17-05
Date issued
March 15, 2005
Status
Withdrawn
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U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Advisory System
Washington, D.C. 20210
Classification: UI
Correspondence symbol: OWS/DPM
Date printed in PDF: March 15, 2004
ETA advisory listing issue date: March 15, 2005
Rescissions: None
Expiration date: March 31, 2006
ADVISORY: UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER No. 17-05
TO: STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES
FROM: CHERYL ATKINSON s/s
Administrator
Office of Workforce Security
SUBJECT: Procedures for Release of Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefit Accuracy Measurement (BAM) Data for Calendar Year (CY) 2004
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Purpose. To provide State Workforce Agencies with guidelines and key dates for the completion of CY 2004 UI BAM paid and denied claims sample cases and the publication of CY 2004 BAM program data.
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References. Benefit Accuracy Measurement State Operations Handbook (ET Handbook No. 395, 3rd ed.), 20 CFR 602, and Unemployment Insurance Program Letter (UIPL) No. 19-96.
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Completion of CY 2004 BAM Cases. Chapter VI of ET Handbook No. 395 requires that “a minimum of 98 percent of cases for the year must be completed within 120 days of the ending date of the Calendar Year.” Close of business (c.o.b.) April 30, the 120th day of CY 2005, is the date of record for state databases. All published BAM program data will be based on CY 2004 BAM paid and denied claims cases that have been signed off by the BAM program supervisor by c.o.b. April 30, 2005.
Changes to the state’s database subsequent to the date of record can result in inconsistencies with the Department of Labor’s (DOL) database that must be reconciled before the BAM program data can be published. States must not reopen any CY 2004 BAM cases after April 30, 2005, until they have reviewed the BAM program data transmitted to them by DOL and have confirmed that these data agree with the BAM paid and denied claims accuracy data produced by the state’s database. Procedures for resolving differences between DOL and state BAM program data are discussed in section 4.
- Transmittal of Data and Comment Period. The DOL national office will produce and transmit to each state by May 13, 2005, paid and denied claims accuracy data, based on the CY 2004 BAM cases as of c.o.b. April 30, 2005. States are encouraged to run the BAM paid claims Annual Report, denied claims accuracy (DCA) Error Rates Report, and Improper Denials Rates Report software and compare the results with the rates and report footnotes DOL transmits to them for comment prior to publication. Prior to the date of record, DOL will transmit a footnote lookup table for the CY 2004 BAM paid claims Annual Report and DCA Error Rates Report and Improper Denials Rates Report. See Attachments 1 and 2 for facsimiles of these reports, report definitions, and report footnotes. (Note: the title, “QC Annual Report,” will be changed to “BAM Paid Claims Annual Report,” in a future software release.)
States should report any discrepancies or submit questions concerning the BAM paid and denied claims data and footnotes to the national office, with a copy to the appropriate Regional Administrator, by May 31, 2005. Comments should be sent to Andrew Spisak by e-mail ([email protected]), fax (202-693-3975), or mail:
Andrew Spisak
U. S. Department of Labor
ETA / Office of Workforce Security
200 Constitution Avenue, NW
Room S-4522
Washington, DC 20210
National and regional office staff will address and reconcile issues raised by the states by June 10, 2005.
- Federal Publication of BAM Program Data. DOL will publish a CY 2004 BAM analytical report. It will be similar in content to the CY 2003 analytical report, which is available at: http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/bam/2003/bam-cy2003.asp. States should refer to this publication for the types of analyses that will be included in the CY 2004 publication.
DOL will also publish a compendium of all states' CY 2004 BAM paid and denied claims data as part of the UI Performs Annual Report. UI Performs is DOL’s performance measurement system for UI. States should refer to the CY 2003 UI Performs Annual Report (http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/pdf/ar_03.pdf) publication for the types of BAM program data that will be included in the CY 2004 publication.
Both the CY 2004 UI Performs Annual Report and the CY 2004 BAM analytical report will be posted on the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) Web site: http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov. DOL will also announce the availability of these reports on the Web site.
If a state fails to follow the BAM methodology regarding sample selection, data collection, or case completion timeliness prescribed in ET Handbook No. 395 to such an extent that the data are not reliable, DOL will publish an explanation of the major deficiencies in lieu of BAM program data for that state. States must address these deficiencies through corrective action plans as part of the State Quality Service Plan process.
Although UIPL No. 19-96 announced the elimination of the requirement in 20 CFR 602.21(g) that states release BAM program data publicly, states may choose to release their BAM data to the public independent of the federal release.
6. Key Dates. The following key dates for the public release of CY 2004 BAM data are the
latest that the task or action must be completed.
4/15/05 States submit requests for waivers of BAM paid and denied claims time lapse
requirements, along with supporting analysis, to the appropriate ETA Regional
Administrator.
4/22/05 Regional offices respond to states on the disposition of state requests for waivers
of BAM time lapse requirements.
4/30/05 The national office electronically transmits the footnote lookup table for the BAM
paid and denied claims software to each state's Sun computer.
4/30/05 Each state checks its UI database to: 1) ensure that the BAM supervisor has
signed off all BAM paid and denied claims cases which the investigators have
completed, and 2) reopen any case in order to update information or correct any
data errors. Cases closed by supervisors after April 30, 2005, will not be included
in the paid claims Annual Report or DCA rates. States must not reopen any CY
2004 cases after April 30, 2005, until they have reviewed the BAM program data
transmitted by the national office and verified the data against their state database
or reconciled any differences with DOL.
5/13/05 The national office transmits the CY 2004 BAM program data to the state
administrators.
5/31/05 States review BAM paid and denied claims accuracy rate data and footnotes, and
report any discrepancies or submit questions concerning the BAM data or
footnotes to the national office (to the attention of Andrew Spisak, as discussed in
section 4), with copies to the appropriate ETA Regional Administrator.
6/10/05 National and regional office staff address issues raised by the states and reconcile
any differences in state and DOL BAM program data.
6/10/05 States provide the national office the name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the contact person (or persons) for public inquiries concerning
BAM paid and denied claims data. This information should be sent to the
attention of Andrew Spisak at the address, e-mail address, or fax provided in
section 4, with copies to the appropriate ETA Regional Administrator.
8/31/05 DOL publishes the CY 2004 BAM data on the ETA Web site.
- Action. State Administrators are requested to:
a. provide copies of these guidelines to the appropriate staff;
b. send any request for a waiver of time lapse requirements to the appropriate ETA Regional Administrator by c.o.b. April 15, 2005;
c. ensure that any issues related to CY 2004 BAM paid or denied claims data or footnotes that require reconciliation of differences between the state’s and DOL’s BAM program data are sent to the national office and that copies are sent to the appropriate ETA Regional Administrator by May 31, 2005; and
d. ensure that the name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the contact person(s) to whom interested parties may write or call with questions or inquiries about the state's BAM program data are sent to the national office and copies are sent to the appropriate ETA Regional Administrator by June 10, 2005.
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Inquiries. Questions should be directed to the appropriate regional office.
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Attachments. (1) BAM paid claims Annual Report, report definitions, and report footnotes; and (2) DCA Error Rates Report and Improper Denials Rates Report, report definitions, and report footnotes.
Attachment 1 (official PDF): https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/UIPL/2005/UIPL17-05_AttachI.pdf
QC ANNUAL REPORT
STATE: ZZ
Unemployment Insurance Quality Control
Calendar Year 2004
Total Dollars Paid in
$221,830,728
Population
Sample Size 383
Percentage 95% Confidence
Of Dollars Interval (+ / -)
Proper Payments 88.4% 3.5%
Overpayments 11.6% 3.5%
Total 100.0%
Underpayments 0.3% 0.2%
Percentages apply to less than a complete year of UI payments; the State did not pull a
sample for 3 week(s).
The State completed 83.7% of the cases within 90 days.
The QC program standard is 95% completed within 90 days.
15.9% of the sample cases were not completed when this report was prepared. This
exceeded the QC program requirement that no more than 2% of the cases for the year
remain incomplete.
QC ANNUAL REPORT
STATE: ZZ
Supplemental Data
Calendar Year 2004
Responsibility for Overpayments (Percent of Dollars Overpaid)
Claimant Only 51.6
Agency Only 15.6
Claimant + Agency 10.6
Claimant + Employer 10.5
Employer Only 8.6
Claimant + Employer + Agency 2.1
Claimant + Other 1.7
Employer + Agency 1.0
Other Only 0.0
Employer + Other 0.0
Agency + Other 0.0
Claimant + Employer + Other 0.0
Claimant + Agency + Other 0.0
Employer + Agency + Other 0.0
Claimant + Employer + Agency + Other 0.0
Responsibility Not Specified 0.0
Cause for Overpayments (Percent of Dollars Overpaid)
Benefit Year Earnings Issues 39.1
Eligibility Issues Excluding Work Search 25.7
Separation Issues 20.5
Base Period Wage Issues 7.4
Other Issues 5.9
Work Search Issues 2.9
NOTE: The percentages for the responsibilities or cause do not sum to 100 percent. You
should check field (h5) to verify that all cases have been coded correctly within
your specified batch range.
If cause and responsibility percentages do not add up to 100 percent, states should check for
cases in which the key week amount overpaid coded in data element h5 in the b_master table of
the UI database does not equal the sum of dollars overpaid coded in data element ei1 for key
week actions 10, 11, 12, 13, and 15 in the b_errisu table. The amount overpaid cannot exceed
the amount paid coded in data element f13 in the b_master table.
BAM Annual Report Definitions
Total Dollars Paid in Population
Total UI benefits paid to the population of UI claimants who constitute the sampling frames for
all weeks in CY 2004 for which the state pulled a BAM sample, adjusted to exclude UI
payments that do not meet the definition of the BAM population (for example, supplemental
payments or payments made for Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation (TEUC)
claims). These excluded cases are coded “8” (TEUC) or “9” (all other excluded records) in the
Program code data element (c1) in the b_master table of the UI database.
Sample Size
Total UI payments selected during CY 2004 (BAM batches 200401 through 200452) and
completed (supervisor sign-off) by c.o.b. April 30, 2005, excluding cases that do not meet the
BAM population definition. This is the number of BAM sample cases from which the payment
accuracy rates and confidence intervals are estimated.
Proper Payments
The weighted ratio estimate of total dollars properly paid to total dollars paid expressed as a
percentage.
Overpayments
The weighted ratio estimate of total dollars overpaid to total dollars paid expressed as a
percentage.
Underpayments
The weighted ratio estimate of total dollars underpaid to total dollars paid expressed as a
percentage.
Weighting Procedures
UI benefits properly paid, overpaid, and underpaid for each batch with at least two completed
paid claims cases are weighted by the batch population, adjusted to exclude cases that do not
meet the BAM definition (Program code “8” or “9”). The accuracy rates are the ratios of these
weighted benefits, summed for all batches. Batches with only one completed case are merged to
insure that each batch has a minimum of two completed cases.
95 Percent Confidence Interval
A confidence interval, expressed as +/- x percentage points, is constructed for each of the three
estimated rates. The actual rate is expected to lie within 95 percent of the intervals constructed
from repeated samples of the same size and selected in the same manner as the BAM sample.
BAM Paid Claims Accuracy Footnotes
Footnote 1
Claimants failing to conduct required work search were given formal warnings and no
overpayment was established. The proper payment rate would be lower and the overpayment
rate would be higher if these cases were counted as erroneous payments.
Condition: Any CY 2004 BAM case with key week action code '14' in field ei2 of the b_errisu
table of the UI database.
Footnote 2
Percentages apply to less than a complete year of UI payments due to the state not pulling a
sample for x weeks.
Condition: There is no record in the b_comparison table of the UI database for one or more
BAM batches 200401 through 200452.
Note: If a state requested and received permission from DOL to temporarily suspend BAM
sampling due to workload contingencies the footnote will reflect that DOL concurred with the
suspension.
Footnote 3
The state selected samples that were below the minimum prescribed levels for x weeks.
Condition: State selected one or more BAM weekly samples below the minimum level
prescribed in Benefit Accuracy Measurement State Operations Handbook, ET Handbook No.
395, chapter III, p. 27. Sampled cases that fail to meet the BAM population definition are
counted toward meeting the minimum weekly sample.
Note: If a state requested and received permission from DOL to temporarily reduce BAM
sample sizes due to workload contingencies, the footnote will reflect that DOL concurred with
the reduction.
Footnote 4
Percentages based on data collection procedures that were not completely in accordance with the
program methodology prescribed in ET Handbook No. 395.
Condition: Based on program monitoring conducted by DOL regional and national offices.
Footnote 5
The state completed x percent of the cases within 90 days. The program standard is 95 percent
completed within 90 days.
Condition: State failed to meet case completion objectives established in Benefit Accuracy
Measurement State Operations Handbook, ET Handbook No. 395, chapter VI, p. 7. Cases not
meeting the BAM population definition are not counted in calculating state time lapse rates.
Footnote 6
x percent of the sample cases were not completed when this report was prepared. This exceeded
the program requirement that no more than 2 percent of the cases for the year remain incomplete.
Condition: The percentage is based on the number of BAM cases that were not completed (no
supervisor sign-off) by c.o.b. April 30, 2005, divided by the number of valid cases selected for
BAM weekly samples during CY 2004 (BAM batches 200401 through 200452). Cases that do
not meet the BAM population definition are not counted in calculating state case completion
rates.
Footnote 7
The annual sample for [state] is x cases below the allocated annual sample for the state. The
precision of the data might be reduced due to the failure to sample at the prescribed level.
Condition: The state's annual sample selection is 60 or more cases (one-half staff year) below its
allocated annual sample (for BAM paid claims, one staff year equals 120 cases). Cases that do
not meet the BAM population definition are counted toward meeting the annual sample
allocation.
Note: If a state requested and received permission from DOL to temporarily reduce BAM
sample sizes due to workload contingencies, the footnote will reflect that DOL concurred with
the reduction.
Footnote 8
The population from which the BAM sample was selected did not include all of the UI benefits
paid. This limits the degree to which inferences about the population can be made from BAM
data.
Condition: The dollars paid in the BAM population for CY 2004 vary from the dollars paid
reported in the state's ETA 5159 Claims and Payment Activities reports by more than the
statistical control limit.
Attachment 2 (official PDF): https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/UIPL/2005/UIPL17-05_AttachII.pdf
BENEFIT ACCURACY MEASUREMENT
DENIED CLAIMS ACCURACY
ERROR RATES REPORT
State:
Report Date: 01/26/2005
Batch Range: 200401 ~ 200452
Denial Type Population Cases Completed*
Monetary 1,917 91
Separation 52,623 122
Nonseparation 71,267 124
Adjusted
Overpaymen
Denial Type Total Improper Improper Proper
t
Errors Denial Denial** Denial***
Monetary 29.56% 29.56% 21.84% 0.00% 0.00%
Separation 12.46% 3.94% 2.37% 1.61% 6.90%
Nonseparation 14.95% 7.89% 5.94% 3.17% 4.93%
Excludes cases not meeting DCA definition for inclusion in population, withdrawn
* claims, and claims for which monetary eligibility was established upon receipt of
CWC, UCFE, and/or UCX wage credits.
Adjusted rate excludes erroneous denials that were corrected by agency or reversed on
**
appeal prior to DCA case completion.
*** Properly denied, but for wrong reason or section of the law.
The state completed 76.35 percent of the Monetary denials sample cases within 90 days.
The program standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
The state completed 78.43 percent of the Separation denials sample cases within 90 days.
The program standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
The state completed 79.87 percent of the Nonseparation denials sample cases within 90
days. The program standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
BENEFIT ACCURACY MEASUREMENT
DENIED CLAIMS ACCURACY
IMPROPER DENIALS RATES REPORT
State:
Report Date: 01/26/2005
Batch Range: 200401 ~ 200452
Denial Type Population Cases Completed*
Monetary 1,917 91
Separation 52,623 122
Nonseparation 71,267 124
Adjusted
Denial Type Improper 95% C.I Improper 95% C.I
Denial (+/-) Denial** (+/-)
Monetary 29.56% 8.95% 21.84% 7.67%
Separation 3.94% 3.50% 2.37% 2.72%
Nonseparation 7.89% 4.91% 5.94% 4.33%
* Excludes cases not meeting DCA definition for inclusion in population, withdrawn claims, and claims for
which monetary eligibility was established upon receipt of CWC, UCFE, and/or UCX wage credits.
Adjusted rate excludes erroneous denials that were corrected by agency or reversed on appeal prior to
**
DCA case completion.
Note: 95% C.I. is the 95 percent confidence interval for the estimated rate. The interval is the range between
the rate minus the value in the 95% C.I. column and the rate plus the value in the 95% C.I. column. For
example, the interval for 10.0% +/- 2.5 is 7.5% to 12.5%. The true rate is expected to lie within 95 percent of
the intervals constructed from repeated samples of the same size and selected in the same manner as the BAM
DCA sample.
The state completed 76.35 percent of the Monetary denials sample cases within 90 days. The program standard
is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
The state completed 78.43 percent of the Separation denials sample cases within 90 days. The program
standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
The state completed 79.87 percent of the Nonseparation denials sample cases within 90 days. The program
standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
BAM Denied Claims Accuracy Rates Report Definitions
Population
The number of denial determinations that constitute the sampling frames for all weeks in CY
2004 for which the state pulled a BAM DCA sample, adjusted to exclude agency actions that do
not meet the definition of the BAM DCA population (for example, monetary redeterminations,
nonmonetary determinations that are not reportable on the ETA 207 and 9052 reports, and
denied TEUC claims). These excluded cases are coded “8” (TEUC) or “9” (all other excluded
records) in the Program code data element in the b_dca_master table of the UI database. The
software also adjusts the DCA populations to exclude two types of cases for which there is no
denial issue to investigate: 1) cases in which monetary eligibility was established upon receipt
of Combined Wage Claims, Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees, and/or
Unemployment Compensation for Ex-service Members wage credits within the two-week
sampling lag (Action Code Flag “0”); and 2) claims withdrawn by the claimant (Action Code
Flag “8”).
Sample Size
Total DCA cases selected during CY 2004 (BAM batches 200401 through 200452) and
completed (supervisor sign-off) by c.o.b. April 30, 2003, excluding cases that do not meet the
BAM DCA population definition. This is the number of BAM DCA sample cases from which
the accuracy rates are estimated.
Improper Denial Rate
The weighted proportion of denied claims for which the DCA investigation concluded that the
claimant should have been eligible for UI benefits or was underpaid UI benefits (Error Issue
Action Code = “20”, “21”, “22”, or “23”), expressed as a percentage.
Adjusted Improper Denial Rate
Improper Denial Rate excluding cases in which erroneous denials were corrected by the agency
(Prior Agency Action = “20” to “29” or eligibility was established through appeal (Results of
Appeal of Initial Determination = “1” or “3”) prior to DCA case completion.
Overpayment Rate
The weighted proportion of denied claims for which the DCA investigation concluded that the
claimant should have been ineligible for UI benefits for weeks that had been paid (Error Issue
Action Code = “10”, “11”, “12”, “13”, “14”, “15”, or “16”), expressed as a percentage.
Proper Denial Rate
The weighted proportion of denied claims for which the DCA investigation concluded that the
claimant was properly denied but for the wrong or different section of the law (Error Issue
Action Code = “30”), expressed as a percentage.
Weighting Procedures
Accuracy rates are computed separately for each batch with at least two completed DCA cases
and weighted by the batch population, adjusted to exclude cases that do not meet the BAM DCA
definition (Program code “8” or “9”) or cases with Action Codes “0” (monetary eligibility
established upon receipt of CWC, UCFE, and/or UCX wage credits) or “8” (withdrawn claims).
The accuracy rate equals the sum of the products of the batch rates and weights. Batches with
only one completed case are merged to insure that each batch has a minimum of two completed
cases.
95 Percent Confidence Interval
A confidence interval, expressed as +/- x percentage points, is constructed for each of the
estimated accuracy rates. The actual rate is expected to lie within 95 percent of the intervals
constructed from repeated samples of the same size and selected in the same manner as the BAM
sample.
BAM Denied Claims Accuracy Footnotes
Footnote 1
Estimated rates apply to less than the total population of [sample type] denials due to the state
not pulling a sample for x weeks.
Condition: There is no record in the b_dca_comparison table of the UI database for one or more
batches specified in the batch range for sample type y, where b_dca_comparison.samptype = 2
(monetary), 3 (separation), or 4 (nonseparation).
Footnote 2
Estimated rates for [sample type] denials are based on data collection procedures that were not
completely in accordance with the program methodology prescribed in ET Handbook No. 395.
Condition: Based on program monitoring conducted by the Department of Labor regional and
national offices. This footnote will be generated from a footnote look-up table for each sample
type: 2 (monetary), 3 (separation), or 4 (nonseparation).
Footnote 3
The state completed x percent of the [sample type] denials sample cases within 90 days. The
program standard is 85 percent completed within 90 days.
Condition: The percentage for sample type y, where b_dca_master.samptype = 2 (monetary), 3
(separation), or 4 (nonseparation), will be calculated using the same method used in the BAM
DCA Case Completion and Time Lapse report. Cases not meeting the BAM DCA population
definition (b_dca_master.program = 8 or 9) or withdrawn claims (b_dca_master.actflag = 8)
are not counted in calculating state time lapse rates.
Footnote 4
x percent of the [sample type] denials sample cases were not completed when this report was
prepared. This exceeds the program requirement that no more than 2 percent of the cases for the
year are incomplete 120 days after the end of the calendar year.
Condition: The percentage is based on the number of BAM DCA cases that were not completed
(b_dca_master.supcomp is NULL) by c.o.b. April 30, YYYY+1 (April 29 if YYYY+1 is a leap
year), divided by the number of valid cases selected for BAM DCA weekly samples during CY
YYYY (BAM batches YYYY01 through YYYY52 or YYYY53). Cases that do not meet the
BAM DCA population definition (b_dca_master.program = 8 or 9) or withdrawn claims
(b_dca_master.actflag = 8) are not counted in calculating state case completion rates. A
percentage will be calculated for each sample type y, where b_dca_master.samptype = 2
(monetary), 3 (separation), or 4 (nonseparation).
This footnote will be generated only if the user specifies an annual report for CY YYYY or the
user specifies the batch range YYYY01 to YYYY52 (or YYYY53).
Footnote 5
The annual sample of [sample type] denials is x cases below the allocated annual sample of 150
BAM DCA cases per year. The precision of the data might be reduced due to the failure to
sample at the prescribed level.
Condition: The state's annual sample selection is 38 or more cases below its allocated annual
sample of 150 cases). Cases that do not meet the BAM population definition
(b_dca_master.program = 8 or 9) are not counted toward meeting the annual sample allocation.
This footnote will be generated from a footnote look-up table for each sample type: 2
(monetary), 3 (separation), or 4 (nonseparation).
This footnote will be generated only if the user specifies an annual report for CY YYYY or the
user specifies the batch range YYYY01 to YYYY52 (or YYYY53).
Footnote 6
The sampling frames from which the [sample type] denials samples were selected may not
include all of the determinations that meet the definition for inclusion in the DCA population or
may include records that do not meet the DCA population definition. This limits the degree to
which inferences about the population can be made from BAM DCA data.
Condition: The size of the DCA population for CY 2004 varies by more than the statistical
control limit from the benchmark population. The benchmark populations are:
Monetary: Percent of determinations denied in ETA 218 report times number of new initial
claims (intrastate and interstate liable) plus transitional claims in ETA 5159 report.
Separation: Percent of determinations denied in ETA 207 report times number of
separations in ETA 9052 report.
Nonseparation: Percent of determinations denied in ETA 207 report times number of
nonseparations in ETA 9052 report.
This footnote will be generated from a footnote look-up table for each sample type: 2
(monetary), 3 (separation), or 4 (nonseparation).
This footnote will be generated only if the user specifies an annual report for CY YYYY or the
user specifies the batch range YYYY01 to YYYY52 (or YYYY53).
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