There has been enough evidence to suggest that combining cheques along with targeted programmes have been extremely effective. For example, the Urban Institute and the Economic Policy Institute found that combining payments along with expanded unemployment benefits in the summer of 2020 helped nearly 12 million people from falling into poverty in the US.
Pharmaceutical Technology
March 5, 2021
According to a May 4, 2020 analysis by the Economic Policy Institute, a majority of H-1B employers use the visa programme to pay migrant workers below-market wages, and half of the top 30 H-1B employers use an outsourcing business model, they said.
Yahoo
March 5, 2021
The Center for Economic and Policy Research notes that the wage gap between white and Black workers is narrower among postal workers than among private sector employees. The Economic Policy Institute has found that Black workers’ share of USPS jobs is significantly higher than their share of all public sector jobs.
Truthout
March 5, 2021
The Daily Show
March 5, 2021
“It’s hard to say it will be very appealing for young [students] to go into a profession that just at the beginning underpays you by about 20 percent relative to other professions,” says Emma García, an education economist at the Economic Policy Institute. “That is a pretty significant cut in your paycheck, and that is a penalty that has been growing for the last couple of decades.”
EdSurge
March 5, 2021
A majority of domestic workers are women of color and are three times as likely to live in poverty than other workers, according to the Economic Policy Institute, an independent economic research organization.
WTKR
March 5, 2021
Romney and Cotton’s plan would only raise wages for around 3 percent of American workers, compared to 21.2 percent of workers under the Democratic proposal, according to an analysis published by the Economic Policy Institute.
Newsweek
March 5, 2021
Según el Economic Policy Institute, de los más de 20 millones de desempleados registrados en abril del 2020, el 20.2% eran latinas. Y eso se debe, en gran parte, a que trabajan en las industrias más afectadas por los cierres a causa de la COVID-19: hospitalidad y esparcimiento (hoteles, restaurantes, entretenimiento y turismo), servicios (industria de limpieza, alimentos, atención médica y seguridad), comercio y educación, entre otros. Aunque hubo una eventual y leve recuperación en los meses subsiguientes, las mujeres hispanas aún constituían el 9.2% de los desempleados en enero del 2021.
AARP
March 5, 2021