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the dhs-2 is a system of multiple database files that are used to aggregate information about employers and their employees. these files are case records containing employee and employer information about a group of employees sharing the same employer. the employee information files (t00) are classified by agency, s01 and employee information is aggregated in a separate data file. these files (t00) are combined with a master file that contains the agency code and the accounting period. all files are periodically combined into a single file using a linkage file. dhs-2 data are available from 1988 through the period covered by the data release. there are a total of 8757 data files totaling about 2.7 million records. this information can be used for several purposes, but is focused on the identification of large employers and their employees. there are also files of individuals' records, t12 and t14 that contain all individual employee level records for the years considered in this data release. this is a 1% sample of all records. 84d34552a1