Table 5aIn Connecticut, underemployment is greater among those workers who at least “sometimes” work on call or who have relatively shorter advance notice of schedulesSource: Survey of 456 Connecticut workers, conducted March 27–April 2, 2015 Share on Facebook Tweet this chart EmbedCopy the code below to embed this chart on your website.<iframe width="100%" height="460" src="https://www.epi.org?p=122942&view=embed&embed_template=charts_v2013_08_21&embed_date=20260921&onp=122942&utm_source=epi_press&utm_medium=chart_embed&utm_campaign=charts_v2" frameborder="0"></iframe> Download image This chart appears in: Testimony before the New York City Council on ‘Fair Workweek’ legislation Previous chart: « In Connecticut, the percentage of workers who report their typical workweek as “hours vary” is higher in the food services and production industry than in any other industry except agriculture Next chart: In Connecticut, underemployment is greater among those workers who at least “sometimes” work on call or who have relatively shorter advance notice of schedules »
