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Published labor rates

g2x_labor_rates

What it does

Find published hourly ceiling rates by category and filters, or by company UEI. Use page and page_size for search and company results. Search rows are ranked by how closely the category matches the words; exact_category marks an exact normalized category match. When next_cursor is present, use its number as page with the same other arguments. Statistics covers one exact normalized category and its filters; sample_count counts rate rows. It cites the minimum, maximum and median contributors. These are ceiling rates, not offered prices.

Available to members whose G2X account includes published labor rates.

Inputs

  • mode (text, required): search: rates by labor category words or filters. company: one company's rates by UEI. statistics: rate statistics for one exact labor category. Allowed values: search, company, statistics.
  • query (text, optional): search: words from the labor category, e.g. senior systems engineer.
  • filters (object, optional): search and statistics: company_uei, vehicle_piid, schedule, sin, education_level, security_clearance, worksite, minimum_years_experience_gte/lte, current_price_usd_hour_gte/lte.
  • preference (text, optional): search: hybrid (default) or sparse matching. Allowed values: hybrid, sparse.
  • company_uei (text, optional): company: the company's UEI.
  • labor_category (text, optional): statistics: the exact labor category. company: narrow to one category.
  • education_level (text, optional): company: narrow by education level.
  • security_clearance (text, optional): company: narrow by security clearance.
  • sort_direction (text, optional): company: price order, desc (default) or asc. Allowed values: asc, desc.
  • page (whole number, optional): search and company: page number, from 1.
  • page_size (whole number, optional): search and company: rows per page.

What it returns

Depending on the request, one of:

  • Rows of records, each with a title, key facts and a link to its G2X record where one exists, plus notes on what the answer covers. A long list gives a cursor for the next page.
  • One answer: a title, named facts and a text body, plus notes on what the answer covers.

Try asking

What are the published ceiling rates for a senior systems engineer?

AI and your account

  • Does not use G2X's own AI: your agent does any analysis with its own model.
  • Reads only: it changes nothing in your G2X account.

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