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Mass deportations—An anti-worker agenda that harms everyone
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50 million U.S. workers want to join a union: What if they could?
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State of Working America Economic Briefing Q2
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The Cost of DHS Attacks on Immigrants
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Creating justice in a multiracial democracy
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A new way to think about the minimum wage
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Public education under attack: How EPI research and tools support investment in public schools
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AI—Making employee disempowerment new again
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State of Working America Q1 Economic Briefing
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Building worker power in the states when federal labor laws are under attack
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“Who’s got the power? The resurgence of American unions”: Book talk and discussion with author Dave Kamper
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What’s missing from the affordability debate
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2026 opportunities to expand paid leave policies across the South
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Organizing, Collective Action, and the National Labor Relations Board: With opening remarks from NLRB General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo
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The Rise of U.S. Child Labor, and How We Can Fight Back
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Labor unions & the middle class: A conversation with EPI & the Department of Treasury
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What’s Next: Worker-Centered Policy in the US and Global Economy
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Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law with Leah and Richard Rothstein
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No Way Out: Older workers are increasingly trapped in crummy jobs and unable to ever retire
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Noncompete clauses cut worker power off at the knees: Influential Biden administration FTC official and leading noncompete scholar discuss bolstering worker empowerment
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All Workers are Workers: Union Organizing at Nonprofits
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Turnover, prices, and reallocation: Why minimum wages raise the incomes of low-wage workers
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America’s Retirement Divide: How Black and Hispanic workers fall through the cracks
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Not so free to contract: The flawed notion that employees and employers have equal power undermines workers’ legal protections
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What matters most for student success from parents’ and educators’ perspectives
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State and local strategies for building worker power: Can California’s FAST Recovery Act transform fast food jobs and be a model for the nation?
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If you don’t like your job, can you always quit?: Pervasive monopsony power and freedom in the labor market
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The Economics of Abortion: Are abortion rights an intrinsic part of economic rights?
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Ability to quit does not prevent employer exploitation
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Employer suppression of free speech: Unequal power in the workplace is silencing workers