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    Racial Unemployment Gaps Persist Despite Strong Labor Market

    Brookings Sep 4, 2021

    Awelcome development as the labor market has continued to recover since spring 2020 has been a narrowing of the gaps in unemployment rates between Black and Hispanic men and white…

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    Slavery Was the Ultimate Labor Distortion – Empowering Workers Today Would Be a Form of Reparations

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    The conversation about reparations for slavery entered a new stage earlier in 2021, with the U.S. House Judiciary Committee voting for the creation of a commission to address the matter.…

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    Advancing Racial Economic Justice Through COVID-19 Recovery

    Inequality.org Sep 3, 2021

    As our second pandemic Labor Day approaches, Black worker leaders are determined to never again bear the brunt of a national crisis as they have under Covid. The latest horror:…

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    How an App Fills Gaps in Child Care Amid the Chaos of COVID

    The 74 Sep 3, 2021

    In rural northwest Arkansas, one of the country’s child care deserts, it likely would have taken Morgan Edington many months before she found a reliable sitter to care for her…

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    Prison Labor Programs Don’t Pay out Well for Any Party

    The Marshall Project Sep 2, 2021

    Nora worked the fields outside Texas prisons for nearly three years. But she didn’t learn much about tending crops. There weren’t any growing in the empty fields where the women…

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    Why Many People are Leaving Their Jobs and Professions

    Futurity Sep 2, 2021

    A Microsoft survey of more than 30,000 global workers showed that 41% of workers were considering quitting or changing professions this year. Among all sectors, retail has had the most…

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    Building Pathways for Healthcare Intermediate Jobs

    Urban Institute

    The healthcare industry is surging. It is the country’s fastest-growing industry and produces the highest demand for middle-skill jobs—positions that require some postsecondary training but not necessarily a four-year degree.…

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    For Teachers Unions, Vaccine Mandates Aren’t That Simple

    The 74 Sep 1, 2021

    he leaders of the two national teachers unions signaled a change of heart when it came to requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for school employees. Although their newfound vaccination advocacy had a number of…

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    Examining the Effects of COVID-19 on Immigrant Workers

    Migration Policy Institute Aug 31, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has ushered in harsh effects across European economies, and uncertainty persists even as vaccination campaigns have picked up speed. EU governments’ prompt investments in historically large job…

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    The Impact of Employment Service Programs on Substance Use

    MDRC Aug 31, 2021

    Many communities face a crisis stemming from widespread substance misuse, including a dramatic increase in the misuse of opioid painkillers and illicit opioids in the past two decades. In response,…

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    Building Clean Energy Skills to Bridge Gaps in Employment

    MDRC Aug 30, 2021

    Even in good economic times, many adults in the United States have trouble finding jobs that pay enough to support their families. Wages for those without a college degree, for…

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    Low-wage Workers in Poverty Have Less Economic Mobility

    Equitable Growth Aug 30, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Michael A. Schultz presents research suggesting that impoverished low-wage workers are less likely to move to better wages than low-wage workers who are more financially stable. •…

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