Media clips

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• Mild January balm for Maryland job growth
  Maryland Gazette March 14, 2012
• Unemployment For Younger Workers Hits Lowest Point Since January 2009
  Think Progress March 13, 2012
• Black Unemployment Has Topped 10 Percent For Most Of The Last 50 Years
  Think Progress March 13, 2012
• Better Numbers
  The New York Times March 12, 2012
• February jobs: Another robust report
  CBS News March 12, 2012
• February jobs report: ‘Let’s call it a recovery’
  Washington Post March 12, 2012
• Economy continued strong jobs growth in February
  McClatchy March 12, 2012
• Mixed Reactions to Jobs Report
  The Root March 12, 2012
• Will Improving Economy Bring Surge Of Job Seekers?
  NPR March 12, 2012
• Unemployment Report: The Jobless Mount Comeback, But Face Long Road Ahead
  The Huffington Post March 12, 2012
• Jobless Rate Flat at 8.3% Even as Payrolls Grow 227,000
  CNBC March 12, 2012
• Today Is Jobs Day
  Slate March 9, 2012
• A Lost Decade for Young Workers
  The Atlantic March 9, 2012
• Job Trends Look Good, but Unemployment Still a Flashpoint
  National Journal March 9, 2012
• Equality of Opportunity? Never Mind
  The New York Times March 9, 2012
• Study: older workers are exiting fast, shrinking the labor force
  McClatchy March 8, 2012
• Contrary To GOP Claims, EPA Regulations Create Jobs
  Think Progress March 8, 2012
• Fewer unpaid internships to be offered
  USA Today March 8, 2012
• Jobs Outlook Brightens But Gen-Y Paychecks Shrink
  Forbes March 8, 2012
• College degree not worth what it was
  CNNMoney March 8, 2012
• Paychecks for young adults getting slimmer
  MSNBC March 7, 2012
• Young Workers Face Pressure on Wages
  Politico March 7, 2012
• Young people are taking the hit from falling wages
  The Washington Post March 7, 2012
• Young Workers Saw Big Pay Declines Over The Past Decade
  Huffington Post March 7, 2012
• Young Folks Are Making Less Money These Days
  Gawker March 7, 2012
• Young Adults See Their Pay Decline

  Young people entering the job market are taking the brunt of the downward pressure on wages caused by high unemployment, according to a new analysis of pay trends.

  In data compiled for a coming report, the Economic Policy Institute, a center-left think tank in Washington, found that the average inflation-adjusted hourly wage for male college graduates aged 23 to 29 dropped 11% over the past decade to $21.68 in 2011. For female college graduates of the same age, the average wage is down 7.6% to $18.80.

  Wall Street Journal March 7, 2012
• Obama’s Job Approval Remains High While Blacks’ Economic Prospects Remain Bleak
  Huffington Post March 7, 2012
• Viewpoints: Let’s base public pension debate on facts, not made-up numbers
  Sacramento Bee March 7, 2012
• China’s Favorite U.S. States
  Forbes March 5, 2012
• Some Georgians bore the brunt of the Great Recession
  Atlanta Journal Constitution March 5, 2012