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If you don’t like your job, can you always quit?: Pervasive monopsony power and freedom in the labor market
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Racial and ethnic disparities in the United States: An interactive chartbook
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The role of local government in protecting workers’ rights: A comprehensive overview of the ways that cities, counties, and other localities are taking action on behalf of working people
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Testimony before the House Committee on Economic Disparity and Fairness in Growth for a hearing on the impact of corporate power on workers and consumers
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Codetermination and power in the workplace
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Data show major strike activity increased in 2021 but remains below pre-pandemic levels: Many worker actions were not captured in the data
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Building a Better Labor Market and Empowering Older Workers for a Stronger Economy: Testimony before the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee Hearing
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Unions are not only good for workers, they’re good for communities and for democracy: High unionization levels are associated with positive outcomes across multiple indicators of economic, personal, and democratic well-being
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Moral policy = Good economics: Lifting up poor and working-class people—and our whole economy
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Preempting progress in the heartland: State lawmakers in the Midwest prevent shared prosperity and racial, gender, and immigrant justice by interfering in local policymaking
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Understanding the claims about labor markets in debates on ‘Private Government‘
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Ensuring the high road in Cannabis: Legalization offers a chance to make the cannabis industry a model of good jobs—if workers are given a voice
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The promise and limits of high-pressure labor markets for narrowing racial gaps
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Inflation—sources, consequences, and appropriate policy remedies
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Death by inequality: How workers’ lack of power harms their health and safety
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What to watch on jobs day: The giant job deficit left by the pandemic
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Temporary work visa programs and the need for reform: A briefing on program frameworks, policy issues and fixes, and the impact of COVID-19
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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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Moral policy = good economics: What’s needed to lift up 140 million poor and low-income people further devastated by the pandemic
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Power and politics in the U.S. workplace: What imbalances of workplace power mean for civic engagement—and democracy
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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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Latinx workers—particularly women—face devastating job losses in the COVID-19 recession
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Progressive revenue options: Descriptions and scores
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Top charts of 2019: Thirteen charts that clarify what our economic priorities need to be in 2020
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Steady contributions, affordability, and lifetime income are the building blocks of a retirement system that works for working families: Expanding Social Security is the most important step
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EPI comments on proposed changes to Washington states’s overtime rules
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Breaking the silence on early child care and education costs: A values-based budget for children, parents, and teachers in California
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Modernizing Massachusetts overtime law is critical to strengthening pay and protecting work-life balance for hundreds of thousands of Massachusetts workers: Testimony of David Cooper before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development in support of H. 1609 and S. 1092
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Restoring the Value of Work: Evaluating DOL’s Efforts to Undermine Strong Overtime Protections