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EPI welcomes Fed pause on rate hikes
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Congress Rejects Trump’s National Emergency Declaration
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Job growth stalls in February—but don’t freak out
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Trump Labor Department proposal, released today, would prevent millions of workers from getting paid overtime
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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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December jobs report shows fiscal stimulus, even if badly designed, really does boost growth
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Fed’s interest rate hike will hurt working people
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Jobs report provides more evidence that the Fed should alter its course and not raise rates
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EPI supports new legislation banning mandatory arbitration in labor and employment matters
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Job growth slows in the dog days of summer
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Little in GDP data to indicate that economic growth has moved off the trend of the post-Great Recession recovery
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Letter to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce opposing the Workflex in the 21st Century Act
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Strong job growth combined with flat wage growth provides little evidence for skills shortages
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Letter regarding AB 3080
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In 5-4 decision, Supreme Court undercuts workers’ freedom to organize
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New U.S. Census Bureau nonemployer establishment data for 2016 show continued growth in self-employment, but little economic impact as revenues barely grew
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Fed hikes rates despite no inflationary signs in data
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Contingent Worker Survey is further evidence that we are not becoming a nation of freelancers
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Solid jobs report shows an economy marching towards full employment
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In Epic Systems Corp. decision, the Supreme Court deals a significant blow to workers’ fundamental rights
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Unemployment rate hits new low for the recovery, but for the wrong reasons
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Swings in the weather lead to swings in employment
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The New York Fed doubles down on a flawed process
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Secretary Acosta went to great lengths to bury DOL’s analysis showing his tip rule is bad for workers
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U.S. Court of Appeals decision on fiduciary rule will hurt retirement savers
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Strong employment growth and promising participation, but wage growth continues to fall short
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Congress should pass bill with protections for tipped workers
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Trade remedies for steel and aluminum were long overdue
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Trade remedies for steel and aluminum are long overdue