The formula requires that you examine EDD wage data or other empirical wage information to establish what "similarly situated employees" earned during the same three-year (or other) period....in the usual case, the earnings of "similarly situated employees" will have to be estimated. This may be accomplished in several ways. Often, empirical wage data on "similarly situated employees" may be gathered from EDD's Labor Market Information Division (LMID) website. The links below were in the footnotes of the Opinion.

Ogilvie Wage Data

• Download the 2003 RAND Study
• Download the 2004 RAND Study
• EDD Labor Market Information Division LMID Home Page
• Order LMID Customized reports for a fee
• Bureau of Labor Statistics Wages by Area and Occupation
• Bureau of Labor Statistics Databases, Tables & Calculators by Subject

Other Material

• Download the complete 2005 PRRS Schedule.
• PDRS 2005 Administrative Director's Initial Statement of Reasons for adoption of the Schedule