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Predicting wage growth with measures of labor market slack: It’s complicated
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Higher returns on education can’t explain growing wage inequality
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A close look at recent increases in the black unemployment rate
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What to Watch on Jobs Day: Stronger wage growth as prime-age labor force participation continues to climb
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Record U.S. trade deficit in 2018 reflects failure of Trump’s trade policies
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When will ‘Buy American’ really mean buy American?
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There’s nothing radical about Elizabeth Warren’s proposal for universal childcare
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Stark black–white divide in wages is widening further
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Black women’s labor market history reveals deep-seated race and gender discrimination
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Trump’s national emergency declaration over the border wall is dangerous and not justified by the facts
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The state of American manufacturing: The failure of Trump’s trade and economic policies
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Trump’s hateful border wall fantasy would do nothing to address the real immigration crisis
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Before the State of the Union, a fact check on black unemployment
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The Fed shouldn’t give up on restoring labor’s share of income—and measure it correctly
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What to Watch on Jobs Day: Furloughs and month-to-month volatility
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Reliable data is one of the many victims of the government shutdown
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Au pair lawsuit reveals collusion and large-scale wage theft from migrant women through State Department’s J-1 visa program
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The economy has made great strides since the recession, but some weakness lingers
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What to Watch on Jobs Day: An assessment of the 2018 labor market, 11 years since the start of the Great Recession
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Over 5 million workers will have higher pay on January 1 thanks to state minimum wage increases
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The failure of Trump’s trade and manufacturing policy
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The bad economics of PAYGO swamp any strategic gain from adopting it
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Bonuses are up $0.02 since the GOP tax cuts passed
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Millions of working women of childbearing age are not included in protections for nursing mothers
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What to Watch on Jobs Day: Will we see signs of stronger wage growth?
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By banning mandatory arbitration clauses and class and collective action waivers, Congress could restore a fundamental workers right
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The new Democratic House should make worker empowerment a priority
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Voters in Missouri and Arkansas just lifted pay for 1 million workers