New Research from IWPR Finds Low Literacy Hurts Women More Than Men
By Kevin Miller In an analysis of data from the [...]
Low Literacy Hurts Women’s Wages More Than Men’s
Analysis of National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NAAL) data by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) reveals that men with low literacy levels earn more than women with low literacy levels.
Improved Job Growth in January for Both Women and Men: Women Re-Entering the Labor Force, But Men Leaving
According to an Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) analysis of the February employment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth improved in January with 243,000 jobs added to nonfarm payrolls. In January, women gained 95,000 jobs (almost 40 percent, above their share for the past year) and men gained 148,000.
Improved Job Growth in January for Both Women and Men
In January, women gained 95,000 jobs (almost 40 percent, above their share for the past year) and men gained 148,000.
Messaging Social Security Takes Diverse Strategies
Kathryn Anne Edwards, Economic Policy Institute, on the panel [...]
Improving Job Quality for the Growing Number of Care Workers In the United States
By Jane Henrici, Ph.D., Nina Pasha, and Mansee Khurana The [...]
Winter 2012 Newsletter
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Top 5 Findings of 2011
by Caroline Dobuzinskis, with Jocelyn Fischer and Rhiana Gunn-Wright. In [...]
One-on-One with Former IWPR Leadership in Democracy Fellow Intisar Al-Adhi
By Amanda Lo Intisar Al-Adhi is a former Leadership in [...]
Fall 2011 Newsletter
IWPR recently released two reports on economic security based on original data collected in the 2010 IWPR/Rockefeller Survey of Economic Security.
