Definition of employment cost index (ECI)

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employment cost index (ECI) -- An index of the weighted-average cost of an hour of labor--comprising the cost to the employer of wage and salary payments, employee benefits, and contributions for social insurance programs. The ECI is structured so that it is affected by changes in the mix of occupations as well as changes in employment by industry.



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