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    The So-called Labor Shortage is Actually a Wage Shortage

    The Counter Jul 11, 2021

    From fast food chains to mid-level eateries to high-end bistros, restaurants are reportedly having trouble luring workers back into the industry after a year of unprecedented upheaval. The so-called labor shortage has reached “crisis” levels,…

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    Black Workers Are Still Facing High Unemployment Rates

    Brookings Jul 10, 2021

    The Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report for June, released today, showed a continuation of the steady economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Nationally, 850,000 jobs were added last month, while the…

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    How COVID-19 Affects Foreign-born Workers in the U.S.

    Equitable Growth Jul 10, 2021

    June was a month of strong employment gains. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest Employment Situation Summary, the economy added 850,000 jobs between mid-May and mid-June, well…

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    Forging Partnerships Between Community Colleges and Businesses

    The Hechinger Report Jul 10, 2021

    When Roma Ouk moved from Southern California to Scottsdale, Arizona, to get a fresh start, he decided to go back to school. The first thing he had to do was…

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    Tax Policies Benefiting the Wealthy Exacerbate Inequality

    Inequality.org Jul 9, 2021

    Changes in tax policies that benefit the wealthy and large corporations have been a key driver of America’s skyrocketing inequality. While a relative few at the top have gained enormous…

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    Potential Boost in Millions of New Green Jobs

    Eco-Business Jul 9, 2021

    From offshore wind farms in Britain to floating solar power plants in Vietnam, about 13,000 renewable energy projects in nearly 50 countries are waiting for finance — and could create up…

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    College Persistence Drop Latest Sign of COVID’s Impact

    The 74 Jul 9, 2021

    The final piece of evidence documenting the pandemic-driven “missing generation” of college students was released today: a sharp rise in the number of students failing to return to college. “We can…

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    Building Efforts to Include Transgender Communities in Entrepreneurship

    Impact Hub Network Jul 8, 2021

    This is a LIVE with Impact Hub engaging session with Lamea Tanjin, Co-founder of TransEnd and member of Impact Hub Dhaka, Nico Calvo, Senior Inclusion and Diversity Partner at Twitter, and Leng Montgomery, Diversity and…

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    How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Reduce Recidivism

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 8, 2021

    Criminal justice in the United States is in desperate need of reform. The nation has the highest incarceration rate in the world. Twenty percent of all of the world’s prisoners are found…

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    Job Training and the State of Middle Skills Workforce Development in America

    RAND Corporation Jul 7, 2021

    Congressional debate over a first $580 billion infrastructure bill forced its focus onto roads, bridges, and wiring, and away from job training and workforce development. Renewing our nation’s physical infrastructure…

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    How Donors Can Invest in Child Care in the Wake of the Pandemic

    LISC Jul 7, 2021

    America needs more child care options. That simple fact has long been a reality for millions of families that cannot access quality care within their means, and it has been…

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    Fracking Jobs in Appalachia Fell Short of Promises

    The Rural Blog Jul 7, 2021

    The hydraulic fracturing boom is waning in Appalachia. Though advocates have touted fracking as a manufacturing-jobs booster in recent years, it created “startlingly few” jobs in the region, and most…

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