The Impact of the Great Recession on Older Women and Men
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Paid Sick Days in Denver Would Improve Health Outcomes, Reduce Racial/Ethnic Health Disparities, And Help Control Health Care Costs
In Denver, 41 percent of the private-sector workforce, or 107,407 workers, lack access to paid sick days.
Valuing Good Health in Denver: The Costs and Benefits of Paid Sick Days
Voters in Denver will consider a referendum on the 2011 ballot regarding the issue of requiring employers to provide paid sick days.
Slow Job Growth in September Points to Need for Federal Help with Job Creation
Women have regained only 12.2 percent (318,000) of the total jobs they lost in the recession (2.6 million from November 2007 to the trough for women’s employment in September 2010, which occurred more than one year after the recession officially ended).
Women Underrepresented Among High Earners in Banking and Finance
Banking and finance is an important source of employment for women, and women are six of ten employees in the industry.
Women and Men in the Public Sector
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Job Gap Between Women and Men Persists in August
Why are men doing somewhat better than women at this point in the recession?
The Union Advantage in Wireline Telecommunications for African-Americans, Hispanics, and Women
Jobs in the wired telecommunications industry traditionally provide excellent opportunities to African–American, Hispanic, and women nonsupervisory workers
Growing Job Gap Between Women and Men: Monthly Number of Women and Men on Payrolls (Seasonally Adjusted), January 2007 –July 2011
The Great Recession has been characterized by massive job loss for both women and men. It is as if a giant tsunami wave washed across the American economy and wiped millions of jobs away. As the wave recedes, people are attempting to rebuild their lives.
Summer/Spring 2011 Newsletter
Summer/Spring 2011 Newsletter
