Roosevelt Institute, July's Jobs Report: Strong Numbers Across the Economy But a Full Recovery Will Take Continued Support (with M. Konczal)
Brookings, Examining the uneven and hard-to-predict labor market recovery (with Lauren Bauer, Arin Dube, & Wendy Edelberg)
The Guardian, Americans are more pro-union -- and anti-big business -- than at any time in decades (with Emily DiVito)
Hamilton Project, Increasing Federal Investment in Children's Early Care and Education to Raise Quality, Access, and Affordability (with Liz Davis)
Press Mentions
Econofact, What is at stake if unions wield greater clout? (with J. Budd & B. Frandsen)
Econofact, COVID Symptom Screening at the Workplace (with Krista Ruffini and Abigail Wozniak)
Nonprofit Quarterly, Designing Workforce Programs with Worker Power in Mind (with S. Kahn & S. Naidu)
Roosevelt Institute, Employer Power and Employee Skills: Understanding Workforce Training Programs in the Context of Labor Market Power (with Suresh Naidu)
Summaries
Casey Family Programs. Are there parallels between hiring and child protection processes that can help reduce bias and narrow child welfare’s front door?. Aug. 19, 2020.
childcareaccess.org: a resource for Minnesota's local communities to understand their families' access to child care services in terms of quantities, cost, and quality in across neighborhoods and in comparison to other communities.
Center for American Progress: The Coronavirus Will Make Child Care Deserts Worse and Exacerbate Inequality
Summaries
CLASP & NWLC: Child Care is Key to Our Economic Recovery
Summaries
Press Mentions
USA Today: We will have a devastating recession economy until there's widespread coronavirus testing
Econofact: The Role of Unions (with B. Frandsen)
Analysis for D.C. Office of the Attorney General: Economic Analysis of Incentives to Fraudulently Misclassify Employees in District of Columbia Construction
Press Mentions
Econofact: The Mexican Border and U.S. Trade: What Would be the Impact of a Border Closure?
The Hill: If there are right-to-work laws, there must be right-to-invest laws
The Hill: We ask the most of families when they have the least
Health Affairs Blog: Medicaid Expansion Reduced Unpaid Medical Debt and Increased Financial Satisfaction Related files: NFCS 2015 State Tracking Data File Info 160619
Press Mentions
Star-Tribune LTE: Here's a way to help with [foster parent] burnout and child development
Star-Tribune: The case for mandating paid sick-leave in Minneapolis
Star-Tribune: Sunday op-ed as part of pro-/con- feature on the minimum wage
Economic Policy Institute's Working Economics: American job seekers think increasing the minimum wage would be good for them
Star-Tribune: Sunday op-ed as part of pro-/con- feature on RTW
Minnesota Physician: The Twin Cities nursing strike: short-term resolution, long-term pressures
Brookings, Examining the uneven and hard-to-predict labor market recovery (with Lauren Bauer, Arin Dube, & Wendy Edelberg)
The Guardian, Americans are more pro-union -- and anti-big business -- than at any time in decades (with Emily DiVito)
Hamilton Project, Increasing Federal Investment in Children's Early Care and Education to Raise Quality, Access, and Affordability (with Liz Davis)
Press Mentions
Econofact, What is at stake if unions wield greater clout? (with J. Budd & B. Frandsen)
Econofact, COVID Symptom Screening at the Workplace (with Krista Ruffini and Abigail Wozniak)
Nonprofit Quarterly, Designing Workforce Programs with Worker Power in Mind (with S. Kahn & S. Naidu)
Roosevelt Institute, Employer Power and Employee Skills: Understanding Workforce Training Programs in the Context of Labor Market Power (with Suresh Naidu)
Summaries
- Roosevelt Institute & Workrise webinar
- Summary site at Roosevelt Institute
- Nonprofit Quarterly op-ed: Designing workforce programs with worker power in mind
Casey Family Programs. Are there parallels between hiring and child protection processes that can help reduce bias and narrow child welfare’s front door?. Aug. 19, 2020.
childcareaccess.org: a resource for Minnesota's local communities to understand their families' access to child care services in terms of quantities, cost, and quality in across neighborhoods and in comparison to other communities.
Center for American Progress: The Coronavirus Will Make Child Care Deserts Worse and Exacerbate Inequality
Summaries
childcaredeserts.org: interactive map illustrating families' child care access in every U.S. community
Press Mentions
CLASP & NWLC: Child Care is Key to Our Economic Recovery
Summaries
- Brief and Technical Appendix
USA Today: We will have a devastating recession economy until there's widespread coronavirus testing
Econofact: The Role of Unions (with B. Frandsen)
Analysis for D.C. Office of the Attorney General: Economic Analysis of Incentives to Fraudulently Misclassify Employees in District of Columbia Construction
Press Mentions
Econofact: The Mexican Border and U.S. Trade: What Would be the Impact of a Border Closure?
The Hill: If there are right-to-work laws, there must be right-to-invest laws
The Hill: We ask the most of families when they have the least
Health Affairs Blog: Medicaid Expansion Reduced Unpaid Medical Debt and Increased Financial Satisfaction Related files: NFCS 2015 State Tracking Data File Info 160619
Press Mentions
Star-Tribune LTE: Here's a way to help with [foster parent] burnout and child development
Star-Tribune: The case for mandating paid sick-leave in Minneapolis
Star-Tribune: Sunday op-ed as part of pro-/con- feature on the minimum wage
Economic Policy Institute's Working Economics: American job seekers think increasing the minimum wage would be good for them
Star-Tribune: Sunday op-ed as part of pro-/con- feature on RTW
Minnesota Physician: The Twin Cities nursing strike: short-term resolution, long-term pressures
