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Food assistance and Unemployment Insurance: two safety net programs that help millions of needy workers

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Food assistance and Unemployment Insurance: two safety net programs that help millions of needy workers

Smart targeting of jobs at distressed places offers cost-effective, lasting effects

Local Labor Markets

Smart targeting of jobs at distressed places offers cost-effective, lasting effects

A new paper finds that targeting jobs at distressed places can boost national and state economies.

Employers ask more from office and administrative support workers when new technology becomes part of their jobs

Job Security & Unemployment Dynamics

Employers ask more from office and administrative support workers when new technology becomes part of their jobs

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