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Author:Rodgers, William M. 

Labor Day Reflections on the COVID-19 Recovery

The Institute for Economic Equity’s inaugural director reflects on how U.S. workers and their families are faring today compared with last Labor Day.
On the Economy

The Great Retirement: Who Are the Retirees?

Millions of U.S. workers age 65 and older have exited the labor market during the pandemic. Who is more likely to retire?
On the Economy

How Did U.S. Teenagers Benefit from Holiday Employment?

This analysis examines how much job growth was needed over the holiday season to help reverse declines in U.S. teenagers’ employment-to-population ratios.
On the Economy

Reducing Racial Employment Gaps for Young Adults without College Education

A robust jobs recovery and a strong economy have yet to significantly narrow racial gaps in employment among noncollege-educated young adults.
On the Economy

Understanding the Cases for Economic Equity

Four cases that examine the importance of economic equity suggest that greater equity could strengthen the entire economy.
On the Economy

Not Working, Out-of-School Young Adults in the U.S. by Race and Geography

An analysis examines the rates of U.S. young adults who aren’t in school or working—that is, “disconnected”—by where they live and by race and ethnicity.
On the Economy

The Enduring Regional Economic Challenges Associated with the Pandemic

Families in the Eighth District states are already struggling because of the pandemic. Until COVID-19 is reined in, the economic effects will likely endure.
On the Economy

Setting the Stage for Economic Equity in 2022

COVID-19 reshaped the U.S. economy. What are some ways to improve the economic security and resiliency of vulnerable workers this year?
On the Economy

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Barriers to Participation in the Labor Force: A Primer

Structural barriers make it harder to join the labor force. Addressing these barriers could create opportunities for vulnerable groups and grow the economy.
Bridges

What Is the Key to Improving Worker Resiliency in the Labor Market?

The tight labor market has helped most vulnerable workers recover. Improving the job matching process can help them keep their gains if conditions deteriorate.
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