Research News Roundup – June 2018
RESEARCH MAKING THE NEWS Campus Child Care Critical in Raising [...]
In June, Women Add 153,000 Payroll Jobs, or 72%, and Men Add 60,000: Unemployment Increases to 4.0 Percent, But Black and Hispanic Women Have Seen Declines in Past YearIn June, Women Add 153,000 Payroll Jobs, or 72%, and Men Add 60,000: Unemployment Increases to 4.0 Percent, But Black and Hispanic Women Have Seen Declines in Past Year
In June, Women Add 153,000 Payroll Jobs, or 72%, and Men Add 60,000: Unemployment Increases to 4.0 Percent, But Black and Hispanic Women Have Seen Declines in Past Year
The Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) analysis of the July employment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) establishment survey finds that in June women added 153,000 jobs and men gained just 60,000 jobs for a total of 213,000 jobs added to payrolls in June.
Research and Truth: Response to the Crisis at the Border
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Equal Pay Act 55th Anniversary
June 10, 2018, marks the 55th anniversary of passage of [...]
Why We Should Invest in Single Mothers’ Higher Education
By Rachel Karp The number of single mothers in college [...]
Research News Roundup – May 2018
RESEARCH MAKING THE NEWS Single Moms in College Spend 9 [...]
Five Facts to Know for #MomsEqualPay Day
Wednesday, May 30, is Moms Equal Pay Day 2018, which [...]
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Years of Supporting Women Through Research
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