The numbers need rules.

Anonymized totals are published on this site and delivered to state and federal representatives as part of our call for rules that pay technicians for their time. Identity data stays behind — representatives never receive names, addresses, or anything that points back to you.

Submitted examples contribute to public statistics as soon as they're filed — there is no staff approval step. Staff can still reject an entry or flag it as suspicious, which removes it from the data. Official scorecards count only confirmed deliveries, never drafts or failed messages.

Breakdowns and official impact totals with fewer than five eligible examples are suppressed to reduce re-identification risk.

This estimate equals documented missing hours multiplied by optional pay rates entered by members. It covers only reports with a rate and is not a universal wage-loss estimate.

Public and administrative anonymized exports exclude email, names, addresses, pay rates, member codes, messages, evidence files, exact employer details, and free-text context by default.