
The Federal Reserve Must Be Careful Not To Jeopardize the Strong Economic Recovery
If the U.S. Federal Reserve acts too aggressively, it could risk a recession and threaten the economy’s strength and the labor market’s momentum.
If the U.S. Federal Reserve acts too aggressively, it could risk a recession and threaten the economy’s strength and the labor market’s momentum.
New data from the Census Bureau reveal economic insecurity and labor market gaps experienced by LGBT people compared with non-LGBT populations.
This report outlines four proven ways to ensure that new federal infrastructure investments create good jobs, boost equity, and support good value.
President Biden’s signature legislation, the American Rescue Plan Act, accelerated the economic recovery when it lost momentum; further fiscal steps are necessary to maintain this momentum and reduce economic inequality.
Abandoned and orphaned offshore oil and gas wells are costing taxpayers billions and the Biden administration can take immediate actions to address this ecological and financial crisis.
Occupational segregation in the American labor market reflects and drives inequalities in American society.
The public workforce development system has the potential to transform the job prospects of millions of Americans by ensuring equitable access to quality jobs.
Workplaces will need to adapt to significant increases to both the disabled population and disabled workforce, and future labor market analysis must center disability.
President Joe Biden took office one year ago amid one of the worst economies in generations, but the U.S. economy has since made tremendous progress toward recovery, and workers are benefiting.
The tight labor market has given workers more power to demand improvements in job quality; it's time for employers and policymakers to listen.