… to a report by the Economic Policy Institute. Domestic workers are also disproportionately older, foreign-born and living in poverty.
Colorado Politics
June 10, 2022
Economic Policy Institute President Heidi Shierholz and senior analyst Elise Gould both noted private sector employment is only 0.2 percent below its numbers of February 2020. That was the last full month before the coronavirus plague shut down half the economy and threw it—and jobs—into a depression.
People’s World
June 10, 2022
Income growth varied depending on the sector. Mining and logging and construction saw some of the biggest gains. In time for summer, wages in the leisure and hospitality sector increased, said Elise Gould of the Economic Policy Institute.
Marketplace
June 10, 2022
Features Daniel Costa discussing immigration and visa reform.
HBO
June 10, 2022
The acute employment losses during the coronavirus recession were most severe in many industries that disproportionately employ young people, an analysis from the Economic Policy Institute found, with the unemployment rate for young workers ages 16 to 24 rising to 24.4 percent in spring 2020, more than twice the rate of workers 25 and older.
Washington Center for Equitable Growth
June 10, 2022
As the Economic Policy Institute’s Heidi Shierholz said, despite falling below the “blistering average pace” of per-month job growth over the last year, the May jobs total is still “extremely strong.”
The Week
June 10, 2022
During the first year of the pandemic, CEO pay overall jumped 19% — even as many of their businesses ground to a halt, according to the Economic Policy Institute, which tracks 350 of the largest US companies. The latest EPI report shows top CEOs were paid 351 times as much as a typical worker in 2020.
CNN
June 10, 2022
The pandemic, which set off the first women’s recession, might be that next catalyst, said Jennifer Sherer, the senior state policy coordinator at the Economic Policy Institute, a progressive think tank.
The 19th
June 10, 2022
Josh Bivens, the head of research at the Economic Policy Institute, a progressive think tank, is worried. “If we have a recession because the Fed moves too fast and too high on interest rate hikes, that will be a clear mistake,” he recently told Huffington Post.
Bloomberg
June 10, 2022