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Contact

Think a verdict is wrong?

Don't email — open a dispute. It takes the same effort and it happens in public, which is the whole basis for claiming this register can be audited. Substantive corrections ship with credit. The strongest disputes argue a specific dimension score rather than the verdict label, because the label is just the sum.

If you do the job, the occupation page also takes field reports — what actually changed in your work. Those get read by a person before anything is published.

Everything else

General: hello@cookedindex.com
Sponsorship: sponsors@cookedindex.com — slots are labelled as sponsored on every card; we don't sell coverage, placement in the register, or a verdict.
Press: press@cookedindex.com — the methodology, the reliability figures and the raw per-occupation output are public, so you can check anything before you print it.

One person reads these. Expect a slow reply, not a support desk.

Removal and corrections

Occupations come from the published BLS classification, so we can't remove one — it would leave a hole in a register that claims to cover every occupation. We will correct a score, a rationale, or a piece of evidence that's wrong.

If you're named as an employer in the dispatch and the reporting is inaccurate, email hello@cookedindex.com with the article and what's wrong. We summarise and link published reporting rather than investigating, so in most cases the correction belongs with the publisher — but we'll drop or amend an entry that misrepresents what was reported.

Wages, employment and occupation definitions are United States only, from BLS OEWS and O*NET. Reported deployments in the dispatch are worldwide, so a page may cite an employer outside the US alongside US pay data.