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As Wisconsin’s and Minnesota’s lawmakers took divergent paths, so did their economies: Since 2010, Minnesota’s economy has performed far better for working families than Wisconsin’s
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Recommendations for creating jobs and economic security in the U.S.: Making sense of debates about full employment, public investment, and public job creation
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Are employee contributions essential to unemployment insurance?
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The Obama administration pushes for a better response to unemployment
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Employment is growing more slowly in states that drastically cut unemployment benefits
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Without government safety net programs, millions more would be in poverty
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Unemployment Insurance Benefits Reaching a Smaller Share of Unemployed Workers
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Cutting Unemployment Insurance Hurts Jobless Workers and Our Economy
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How Low Can We Go? State Unemployment Insurance Programs Exclude Record Numbers of Jobless Workers
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Historically Small Share of Jobless People Are Receiving Unemployment Insurance
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ACS Data Show Almost No Improvement in State Poverty Rates
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EPI and AEI Agree: Cutting Jobless Benefits Did Not Boost Employment
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North Carolina Cuts to Jobless Benefits Did Not Help Workers
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The Truth Behind Today’s Long-term Unemployment Crisis and Solutions to Address It
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The Truth Behind Today’s Long-term Unemployment Crisis and Solutions to Address It
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The President Has This One Exactly Right: Cutting Corporate Taxes Should Not Be a Priority, but Extending Unemployment Insurance Should Be
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A Glimmer of Sanity on Unemployment Insurance in the Senate—Hopefully It Won’t Be Snuffed out in the House
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Filibuster Denies Unemployment Benefits to 4.9 million Long-Term Jobless Workers (Not Just 1.9 Million) in 2014
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Senator Rubio: Wrong Diagnosis, Wrong Policy Prescriptions
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Congress Has Never Allowed Unemployment Insurance Extensions To Expire With Long-Term Unemployment So High
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Congress Should Extend Emergency Unemployment Compensation Immediately
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North Carolina’s Failed Experiment in Cutting Unemployment Benefits
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Avoiding a Government Shutdown Falls Far Short of What American Families Need
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Unemployment Insurance Isn’t the Problem, It’s the Solution
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Labor Market Will Lose 310,000 Jobs in 2014 if Unemployment Insurance Extensions Expire
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Food Stamps: ARRA’s Last Stand?
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Social Welfare Spending, Part II: Looking Forward—It’s Still All About Health Costs
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North Carolina Slashes Aid to Job Seekers
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Sequester cuts to Emergency Unemployment Insurance Compensation will likely cost around 30,000 jobs