View source: R/read_payrolls.R
read_payrolls | R Documentation |
Import a tidy tibble of ABS Weekly Payrolls data.
read_payrolls(
series = c("industry_jobs", "industry_wages", "sa4_jobs", "sa3_jobs",
"subindustry_jobs", "empsize_jobs", "gccsa_jobs", "sex_age_jobs"),
path = Sys.getenv("R_READABS_PATH", unset = tempdir())
)
series |
Character. Must be one of:
The default is "industry_jobs". |
path |
Local directory in which downloaded ABS time series
spreadsheets should be stored. By default, |
The ABS 'Weekly Payroll Jobs and Wages in Australia' dataset
is very useful to analysts of the Australian labour market.
It draws upon data collected
by the Australian Taxation Office as part of its Single-Touch Payroll
initiative and supplements the monthly Labour Force Survey. Unfortunately,
the data as published by the ABS (1) is not in a standard time series
spreadsheet; and (2) is messy in various ways that make it hard to
read in R. This convenience function uses download_abs_data_cube()
to
import the payrolls data, and then tidies it up.
A tidy (long) tbl_df
. The number of columns differs based on the series
.
## Not run:
# Fetch payroll jobs by industry and state (the default, "industry_jobs")
read_payrolls()
# Payroll jobs by employer size
read_payrolls("empsize_jobs")
## End(Not run)
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