Employer Ledger
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Embed a card of the figures

A card shows the headline figures of one employer record, company or state, with the source and a link to the full record. You can put a card on any page free of charge.

Which cards there are

  • A card for each of the 9,442 employer records that search engines list. It shows the H-1B labor condition application (LCA) filings, the median offered wage and the PERM applications. It adds OSHA inspections and Wage and Hour cases where the record has them.
  • A card for each of the 1,213 companies that search engines list. It shows the states with records and the same figures, added up across states.
  • A card for each of the 56 states and territories. It shows the employer records, the LCA filings, the median offered wage, the PERM applications and the OSHA inspections.

Each employer and company card carries a line that a record can belong to a different firm with the same name. The page of each employer, company or state has the code of its card.

How to put a card on a page

Copy the code into the HTML of your page. This is the code of the card for DoorDash, Inc. in California:

<iframe src="https://employerledger.com/embed/employer/doordash-inc-ca/" title="DoorDash, Inc., California" width="100%" height="280" style="border:0;max-width:640px" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="margin:4px 0 0;font-size:13px"><a href="https://employerledger.com/employer/doordash-inc-ca/">DoorDash, Inc., California</a>, from employerledger.com</p>

Example cards: DoorDash, Inc., California, 22nd Century Technologies, Inc., all states, California.

Terms

  • A card is free. You do not need to ask.
  • Keep the link to this site and the line about same-name records in the card, and do not change the figures.
  • Keep the link line under the card. It links to the full page of the figures.
  • A card changes when an agency publishes new records. To keep the figures of one date, cite the page and its data date.
  • A card has no advertising and no analytics. The site does not count the people who see it.

For one figure in an article, the method of the figures and the "Cite this page" part of each page give the source and the data date. A card orders no employer and ranks no employer.