E-6 (04-13-2015) 2015 Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll March

Attachment 1
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Economics and Statistics Administration

U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
FORM

E-6

2015 ANNUAL
SURVEY OF PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT & PAYROLL
March 2015 – School Systems

(04-13-2015)

OMB No. 0607-0452: Approval Expires

09/30/2015

DUE DATE:

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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Please use a black or blue ballpoint pen. Do not use pencil or felt tip pen.

1 Is the addressee title/department and mailing address the same as shown in the address label?
Mark "X" only one box.
Yes – Go to 2

No – Enter correct information below

ATTN:
Street 1

19065010

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Addressee Title or Department

Street 2

City

State

Zip Code

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PART 1 – FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES STANDARD WEEKLY HOURS

2 Approximately how many hours per week do the majority of the full-time employees work?
Include
• Persons paid to work the number of hours that represents regular, full-time employment
• Temporary or seasonal employees who are working the number of hours that represents regular, full-time
employment
Exclude
• Employees on unpaid leave, unpaid officials, pensioners, and contractors and their employees
Mark "X" only one box.
A

40 hours

C

34 to 37.4 hours

E

30 to 31.9 hours

B

37.5 to 39.9 hours

D

32 to 33.9 hours

F

No Full-Time Employees

PART 2 – EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND PART-TIME HOURS

HOW TO
REPORT
DOLLAR
FIGURES

CORRECT marking example –
Please print all information clearly in ordinary
characters. (Use care to keep characters in their
respective boxes.)
$Bil.

Mil.

Thou.

Dol.

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 0

INCORRECT marking example –
Do not put slashes through "0" or "7".
$Bil.

Mil.

Thou.

Dol.

7

8 9 0

3 For each applicable pay period that includes March 12, 2015, what were the TOTAL number of
employees and TOTAL gross payroll amounts for both full-time and part-time employees? Please also
report the number of part-time hours paid for each applicable pay period with part-time employees.
Payroll Codes
W = Weekly;

EXAMPLE

B = Bi-Weekly;

T = Twice a Month;

M = Monthly;

Q = Quarterly;

S = Semi-Annually;

A = Annually

E

If all full-time employees are paid bi-weekly, please provide the one bi-weekly payroll that includes March 12, 2015.
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll

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Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

B

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

1 5 6

2 9 5

M

P

9 3 2

L

If some part-time employees are paid bi-weekly and some part-time employees are paid monthly; please provide the data for
the bi-weekly payroll that includes March 12, 2015 for the employees paid bi-weekly and the monthly data for the month of
March for the employees paid monthly.

A

Form E-6

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Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

B
M

1

E

X

$Bil.

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

0 3

6 3

0 7 7

2 2 5 2

4 1

5 5

5 9 0

1

9 8 5

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b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours

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PART 2 – EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND PART-TIME HOURS – (Continued)
If more than two payroll codes need to be reported, please fill out this survey online. To continue filling
it out on paper, photocopy the pages where you need to record more than two payroll codes, use the
copies to fill out the additional information, and return them with the form.
Include
Employees
• Current employees in paid leave status whether paid from the general, special, or Federal grant funds
• Substitute teachers and student employees
• Board members or school trustees paid on a per meeting basis or a flat sum quarterly, semiannually, or
annually
• Temporary or seasonal employees working the number of hours that represent full-time employment should
be reported as full-time employees
• Temporary or seasonal employees working less than the regular, full-time workweek should be reported as
part-time employees
Payroll
• Salaries, wages, fees or commissions, as well as overtime, premium, and night differential pay
• Bonuses and incentive payments that are paid at regular pay periods
• Amounts withheld for taxes, employee contributions to retirement systems, etc.
Hours
• An estimate of hours worked during the pay period for part-time employees, not compensation on an hourly
basis
Exclude
Employees
• Employees on unpaid leave, unpaid officials, pensioners, and contractors and their employees
• School board members or school trustees who serve without compensation
Payroll
• Lump sum payments and the value of living quarters and subsistence allowances furnished to
employees
Do not report
• Cumulative salaries since the beginning of the calendar or fiscal year
• Payroll amounts from last fiscal year
• Employer costs of non-wage employee benefits such as workers’ compensation, FICA, health insurance, etc.
W = Weekly;

A.

B = Bi-Weekly;

T = Twice a Month;

Payroll Codes
M = Monthly;
Q = Quarterly;

S = Semi-Annually;

A = Annually

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Report here all employees of the school system except those concerned solely with college and other
postsecondary level education (above grade 12), who are to be reported in Section B.
1.

Instructional personnel

012

Include
• Teachers, teacher’s aides, substitute teachers
• Principals, supervisors of instruction, superintendents
• School librarians, guidance personnel, psychological personnel

Form E-6

Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

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a. Full-time employees and gross payroll

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

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PART 2 – EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND PART-TIME HOURS – (Continued)

W = Weekly;

2.

B = Bi-Weekly;

T = Twice a Month;

All other school system employees

Payroll Codes
M = Monthly;
Q = Quarterly;

S = Semi-Annually;

A = Annually

112

Include
• Administrative and clerical personnel
• Plant operations, maintenance and custodial personnel
• Cafeteria personnel
• Bus transportation personnel
• Health and recreation personnel
• Student employees
• Support staff for school districts
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll
Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

3.

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION TOTAL – (Sum of items 1. through 2.)
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll

Form E-6

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

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Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

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PART 2 – EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND PART-TIME HOURS – (Continued)

W = Weekly;

B.

B = Bi-Weekly;

T = Twice a Month;

Payroll Codes
M = Monthly;
Q = Quarterly;

S = Semi-Annually;

A = Annually

COLLEGE AND OTHER POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION
Report here only those persons employed in college and other postsecondary activities (above grade 12).
4.

Instructional staff

018

Include
• Employees engaged in college or other postsecondary level teaching and related academic
(departmental) research
• Employees engaged in continuing education and other non-degree programs that are operated by
degree granting institutions
• Adjunct professors and graduate teaching/research assistants (should be reported as part-time)
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll
Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

5.

All other

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

016

Include
• All non-instructional employees of the college or other postsecondary level institution not reported
elsewhere
• All paid student help
• Administrative, clerical, custodial, cafeteria, and health personnel
• Non-instructional employees engaged in organized research, law enforcement personnel
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll

Form E-6

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

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Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.
$Bil.

Part-time Hours Paid

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PART 2 – EMPLOYEES, PAYROLL, AND PART-TIME HOURS – (Continued)

W = Weekly;

6.

B = Bi-Weekly;

T = Twice a Month;

Payroll Codes
M = Monthly;
Q = Quarterly;

S = Semi-Annually;

A = Annually

COLLEGE AND POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TOTAL – (Sum of items 4. through 5.)
a. Full-time employees and gross payroll
Full-time
Number of
Payroll
Full-time Employees
Code

Gross Payroll for Full-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

b. Part-time employees, gross payroll, and hours
Gross Payroll for Part-time Employees
$Bil.
Mil.
Thou.
Dol.

Part-time Hours Paid

Form E-6

19065069

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Part-time
Number of
Payroll
Part-time Employees
Code

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PART 3 – REMARKS

4 Use this space for any explanations that may be essential in understanding the reported data.
Include
• Any significant changes to employment or payroll occurring within the last year
• Groups of employees for which you were unable to supply information
• A note if the majority of the full-time employees work more than 40 hours per week

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PART 4 – CONTACT INFORMATION

5 Who should be contacted to answer questions about data reported on this form?

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Area code and phone number

Email Address - Please print

Title of contact person - Please print

Extension

Area code and fax number

Date form was completed
(MM)
(DD)
(YYYY)

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19065077

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