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America’s Jobs Deficit Continues: Quantity and Quality
The National Employment Law Project has examined employment trends since the Great Recession. Their findings are troublesome on two fronts: quantity and quality. They find that: 1. During the recession, employment losses occurred throughout the economy, but were concentrated in … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Inequality, Socio-economic Status
Tagged economic growth, employment, great recession, jobs, low-wage jobs, occupations, recovery
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U.S. Leads the Developed World in the Percent of Employees in Low-Wage Jobs
Our country not only faces a well documented unemployment problem but also a large share of our fellow citizens are working in low-wage jobs. The U.S. leads the developed world in the percent of employees in low-wage jobs according to … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Poverty, Socio-economic Status, Uncategorized
Tagged economic growth, employment, enonomy, GDP, jobs, low-wage jobs, per capita GDP, socio-economic status
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