1. Labor Market Policy Research Reports - December 15, 2012 - January 4, 2013
(Matching tags: economy, labor market, paid sick days, work sharing, education)

Here’s a collection of labor market policy research reports released over the past two weeks: Center for Law and Social Policy Seizing the Moment: A Guide to Adopting State Work Sharing Legislation ...

2. What We Can Still Learn from Germany and Denmark
(Matching tags: economy, unemployment, workers, work sharing, Germany, Great Recession)

... of the problem of long-term unemployment, its consequences, and policies that can address the problem, The Upjohn Institute has just released a new edited volume by Lauren Appelbaum, "Reconnecting to Work: ...

3. Labor Market Policy Research Reports, May 7 - 11, 2012
(Matching tags: health care, labor market, unemployment, Social Security, work sharing, reform, budget)

Here is this week's roundup of labor-market policy research reports: Center for Economic and Policy Research States Could Save $1.7 Billion per Year with Federal Financing of Work Sharing Nicole ...

4. Labor Market Policy Research Reports, April 2 – 6, 2012
(Matching tags: work sharing, education, taxes, AAPI)

... Solutions Jason Walsh and Kate Gordon Center for Economic and Policy Research Low-wage Workers Are Older and Better Educated than Ever John Schmitt and Janelle Jones Center on Budget and Policy ...

5. CEPR News February 2012
(Matching tags: jobs, inequality, Haiti, work sharing, paid family leave, minimum wage, Greece, private equity)

The following highlights CEPR's latest research, publications, events and much more. CEPR on Greece Two days after the Greek government and European authorities announced a new €130 billion bail-out ...

6. What Political Compromises Could Create Jobs?
(Matching tags: jobs, unemployment, work sharing, right to rent, stimulus)

... would be a large stimulus program. Since Congress is not willing, here are some policies that President Obama could pursue on his own to reduce unemployment. 1. Work sharing This one should be a simple ...