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The Freefall of 2008 (www.motherjones.com)
The 2008 drop in median household income was the biggest since the Census Bureau started tracking this stuff in 1976.
Submitted 6 months ago by blogladder | 0 Comments |
Labor Day and the low-wage future
(therealnews.com)
Pre-crisis forecast from Dept. of Labor shows a US economy structurally inclined toward low wages
Submitted 6 months ago by raquelbrown | 0 Comments |
Working Without Laws
(www.thenation.com)
For the past thirty years, the gospel of lean and mean has reordered the world of work, setting off a race to the bottom in which employers circumvent and evade standards that once seemed inviolate.... More
Submitted 6 months ago by raquelbrown | 0 Comments |
Recovery for who?
(therealnews.com)
Worker productivity figures shoot up, with no gains in employment or wages to show for it
Submitted 7 months ago by raquelbrown | 0 Comments |
Who Is At The Table? (commonwealinstitute.org)
The current state of the economy demonstrates how the conservative “you’re on your own” approach has failed us. Our economy is terribly out of balance because the negotiating table has been out... More
Submitted 8 months ago by DaveJ | 0 Comments |
US recession fueled by low wages and consumer debt
(therealnews.com)
Leo Panitch: Weakening of unions and global pressures on US wages a major factor
Submitted about 1 year ago by SpencerKent | 0 Comments |
IS DETROIT'S PROBLEM WAGES?
(www.prospect.org)
David Leonhardt has an excellent column today on the woes of the automakers and the relevance of labor costs, in particular that $73 number you always hear. He even has a graph:
Submitted about 1 year ago by cdoherty | 0 Comments |
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