Search results for older americans and the great recession (250)
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The war against the Postal Service: Postal services should be expanded for the public good, not diminished by special interests
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Explaining the erosion of private-sector unions: How corporate practices and legal changes have undercut the ability of workers to organize and bargain
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Older workers are voting with an eye on the economy
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Black, Hispanic, and young workers have been left behind by policymakers, but will they vote?
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Young workers hit hard by the COVID-19 economy: Workers ages 16–24 face high unemployment and an uncertain future
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Preempting progress: State interference in local policymaking prevents people of color, women, and low-income workers from making ends meet in the South
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COVID-19 and student performance, equity, and U.S. education policy: Lessons from pre-pandemic research to inform relief, recovery, and rebuilding
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Health insurance and the COVID-19 shock: What we know so far about health insurance losses and what it means for policy
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Latinx workers—particularly women—face devastating job losses in the COVID-19 recession
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We can reshore manufacturing jobs, but Trump hasn’t done it: Trade rebalancing, infrastructure, and climate investments could create 17 million good jobs and rebuild the American economy