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@WorkRiseNetwork

WorkRise is a research-to-action network for jobs, workers, and mobility hosted by @urbaninstitute.

 Washington, DC
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Joined July 2020
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For #IndigenousPeoplesDay, @WorkRiseNetwork's Working Knowledge reviews insights from @AERIPecon, @NEAEcon and @ASHE_ASSA's "Freedom & Justice Conference" on doing research that represents and includes indigenous communities: workrisenetwork.org/working-…
Lessons from the 2023 Freedom & Justice Conference: By/For/With Our Communities

Lessons from the 2023 Freedom & Justice Conference: By/For/With Our Communities

This reflection of the 2023 Freedom & Justice Conference underscores the importance of recognizing historical oppression, collecting inclusive data, and …

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2023 economic sciences laureate, Claudia Goldin, provided the first comprehensive account of women’s earnings and labour market participation through the centuries. Her research reveals the causes of change and the main sources of the remaining gender gap. #NobelPrize
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On October 19, don't miss a conversation on wealth inequality w/ @DarrickHamilton, @tghilarducci, @LipstickEcon, and Tony James. Register at: event.newschool.edu/schwartz…
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Who makes up the low-wage workforce? These six charts from @WorkRiseNetwork offer a comprehensive view of who these workers are, their challenges, & potential solutions for a more inclusive economy. urbn.is/46dZLaB
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America's economic landscape is shaped by a complex history of policy, industry, & inequality. Dive into @WorkRiseNetwork's new interactive map to discover where low-wage jobs are concentrated & which areas are most affected. urbn.is/3Q1w3Qj
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The geography of low-wage work tells a story of inequality. Explore @WorkRiseNetwork's new tool to see where low-wage jobs are concentrated in the US & which industries are most affected. workrisenetwork.org/features… And who doesn't love a map that moves around when you click on it?
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Building a more equitable workforce starts with understanding how to create and sustain quality jobs. @WorkRiseNetwork launched Working Knowledge, an online source of essential insights into policies & practices for improving workers’ lives. Learn more workingknowledge.info.
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Why are unions good for workers and why do they make good business sense? Urban Institute’s Kate Bahn shares her thoughts on why unionized workplaces are more productive and stable in this @MarketWatch opinion piece. urbn.is/3EDEx9L
Labor unions are good for workers, and here's why they also make good business sense

Labor unions are good for workers, and here's why they also make good business sense

Unionized workplaces are more productive and stable.

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An equitable economy is built on a foundation of good jobs. Safe workplaces, sustainable and stable pay, and career pathways are essential to ensuring all workers can succeed. #WkDevMonth23
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Looking to bring quality jobs to your community? Check out Working Knowledge from our partners at @WorkRiseNetwork, a one-stop-shop for high-quality research & solutions for helping employers stay competitive in today’s labor market. Learn more 👇 news.mstr.cd/3Z3t64R

Working Knowledge Blog

Curated research and data-driven solutions to help people working for low wages achieve economic mobility.

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Oh hello, my first piece published with my new position at @WorkRiseNetwork! TL;DR: unions are good, actually. workrisenetwork.org/working-…
How Unions Can Increase Firm Productivity and Strengthen Economic Growth

How Unions Can Increase Firm Productivity and Strengthen Economic Growth

Evidence suggests that the benefits of labor unions are widespread for the American economy, for businesses and workers alike.

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There’s no better time than #LaborDay to acknowledge and celebrate the rising public support for unions, workers, and the clear benefits unions provide. New polling from @Gallup shows union approval ratings in the US steady at 68%: news.gallup.com/poll/510281/…
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📆 Tomorrow, @lksmith1215 will moderate a discussion about local and state strategies for launching and sustaining registered apprenticeships to boost the child care workforce. Register now. bit.ly/3qlA2xh
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New @WorkRiseNetwork study finds 64% of organizations say DEI is important/very important, yet 62% devote little to no resources to promoting the fair treatment and full participation of all people. New Insights on Advancing Equity in the Workplace workrisenetwork.org/working-…
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In an interview with @WorkRiseNetwork, our SVP @CherylOldham points out the disparity in funding between traditional higher education and workforce development, despite the latter's significance in addressing skills gaps. 📖 Read more: uscc.foundation/42Y3xCu
Strategies for Success: Investing in Child Care and Employer-Led Workforce Development

Strategies for Success: Investing in Child Care and Employer-Led Workforce Development

The US needs greater investment in workforce development that aligns with what local employers needs, notes Cheryl Oldham, who leads workforce and education …

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EP 680 America Revisits Child Labor Law: Really? americatrendspodcast.com/202… via @trendspodcast
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‘It feels like it’s strike summer’: US unions flex muscles across industries theguardian.com/us-news/2023… Great piece by @greenhousenyt, and I found this accompanying scholarly article by @micahuetricht and @eidlin on the role of labor militancy: journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf…
‘It feels like it’s strike summer’: US unions flex muscles across industries

‘It feels like it’s strike summer’: US unions flex muscles across industries

Labor is increasingly militant after years of inaction, energized by star power from the actors’ and writers’ strikes

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.@UpSkillAmerica partnered with the State of Alabama and the @CBENetwork to document the state’s development and implementation of the #ALTalentTriad. Check out their latest report here: aspeninstitute.org/publicati…
Employer Use of Learning and Employment Records: Early Lessons from Alabama Talent Triad

Employer Use of Learning and Employment Records: Early Lessons from Alabama Talent Triad

The #Alabama Talent Triad and partners convened a focus group of employers and workforce development professionals recently.

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Looking for valuable information to support DE&I initiatives at your next board meeting? Check out this resource from @WorkRiseNetwork: tinyurl.com/muaz6uf3 #DEI #Leadership #Strategy #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion #BoardofDirectors #Data #InclusiveWorkplaces
New Evidence to Advance the Moral and Business Case for DEI in the Workplace

New Evidence to Advance the Moral and Business Case for DEI in the Workplace

Three takeaways from WorkRise’s recent virtual gathering of experts and advocates distill the latest evidence on the importance of DEI in the workplace and l…

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The equalizing effect of strong labor markets: Explaining the disproportionate rise in the Black employment-to-population ratio epi.org/270370 via @economicpolicy
The equalizing effect of strong labor markets: Explaining the disproportionate rise in the Black...

The equalizing effect of strong labor markets: Explaining the disproportionate rise in the Black...

Earlier this year, the share of the adult Black population with a job—or the Black employment-to-population ratio (EPOP)—surpassed the share of the adult white population with a job for the first...

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