Editorial policy and corrections

What we add

We organize filings, compare wage estimates, and explain what each measure can tell you. Source facts, our calculations, and our interpretation should be easy to tell apart. We keep missing values visible and qualify incomplete comparisons.

Who reviews the work

AI tools help prepare code and writing. Automated checks cover calculations, links, privacy rules, and selected writing patterns. New guides and reports show a pending publisher review label until the publisher checks their sources and interpretation. Agent checks alone do not count as publisher approval.

A publisher review record needs the reviewer's real name, date, and the content version checked. We do not invent expert credentials or bylines. Authored articles awaiting that review are excluded from advertising.

Dates and saved reports

A source release date, a source check, and a site build are different events. Guides keep their source-check date. Monthly reports keep the public records and calculation version used for that edition. Later filings can change the live tracker without rewriting an old report.

Corrections

Send the page URL, the disputed detail, and any supporting source to privacy@walaborintel.com. We can correct our calculations, matching, or explanation. A disputed agency record stays attributed to its source while we check it or refer the question to the agency.

Material corrections to authored content get a dated note explaining what changed. Correcting a report requires checking its saved evidence and recording a new edition or correction. We keep prior evidence for review. Private information is handled through the privacy process.

Advertising

Advertising eligibility depends on the page's content and privacy needs. Sparse reference pages, duplicate county wage views, and sensitive financial tools stay outside advertising. Ad placement must leave the content and controls easy to use. Google makes its own approval decisions.