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What’s at stake for state and local governments in the year-end government funding negotiations
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The Fed and a smooth macroeconomic transition to a cleaner U.S. economy
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The pandemic has exacerbated a long-standing national shortage of teachers
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News from EPI › New report shows the national teacher shortage has only gotten worse since the pandemic
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Domestic Workers Chartbook 2022: A comprehensive look at the demographics, wages, benefits, and poverty rates of the professionals who care for our family members and clean our homes
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News from EPI › A broken U.S. retirement system has stranded vulnerable older workers
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The Older Workers and Retirement Chartbook
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References
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Chapter 1. Older workers
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Chapter 3. Risk
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Publications and digital engagement editor
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Labor market showed more signs of cooling in October: Wage growth continues to decelerate
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Moving beyond fake education debates to focus on student success: Time to deal with lagging teacher pay, shortages, and rising stress among students and teachers
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Recent data indicate that a “soft landing” is still in reach—the Fed should try to secure it: Ignoring disinflation signs heightens risk of recession
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Over 60% of low-wage workers still don’t have access to paid sick days on the job
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Inflation, minimum wages, and profits: Protecting low-wage workers from inflation means raising the minimum wage
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Poverty is a policy choice: State-level data show pandemic safety net programs prevented a rise in poverty in every state
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The labor market recovery and pandemic relief measures lifted Black and Brown workers and families in 2021
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Pandemic safety net programs kept millions out of poverty in 2021, new Census data show
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August CPI data will likely show a second straight month of overall price declines: New interest rate hikes may be harmful
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2021 Census Data Preview: A growing economy and government relief measures matter for earnings, incomes, and poverty
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Jobs report doesn’t show signs of recession as labor market remains strong in August
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California’s FAST Recovery Act is a victory for fast food workers and a model for state labor policy
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Teachers’ unions reduce teacher stress. Anti-union laws significantly increase it.
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News from EPI › President Biden has advanced worker rights in the first 18 months of his administration, but there’s much more to do: New EPI report assesses the Biden administration’s record for workers
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President Biden’s first 18 months: Assessing the Biden administration’s record for workers
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As the H-2B visa program grows, the need for reforms that protect workers is greater than ever: Employers stole $1.8 billion from workers in the industries that employed most H-2B workers over the past two decades
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The teacher pay penalty has hit a new high: Trends in teacher wages and compensation through 2021
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State policy solutions for good home health care jobs—nearly half held by Black women in the South—should address the legacy of racism, sexism, and xenophobia in the workforce
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Will secular stagnation return? The stakes for current economic debates and fiscal policy