system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Does anyone know why the Bureau of Labor Statistics doesn't report wages over $100/hour?

It just has a # symbol in the downloadable data or a footnote on the occupation's page on the website indicating that the wage is over $100/hour or the annual salary is over $208k/year.
gpt
For publicly available datasets, the answer will almost always be that there are few enough people in the category to make them individually identifiable from the data that is publicly available. E.g. if you combined that wage data with other data available from BLS you would have a high probability of being able to figure out exactly who was surveyed.