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Injured worker getting medical attention
Higher minimum wages bring an unexpected cost: more workplace injuries
March 18, 2026
preschool teacher
Wage initiative delivers monthly boost to more than 200 local early childhood educators
February 12, 2026
Small town USA
New Hires Quality Index ends year near all-time high; urban and rural workers still see different outcomes
February 4, 2026
Mixed gender group of MBA students studying
How peer groups affect the gender-wage gap (and life) after the MBA
October 13, 2025
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Injured worker getting medical attention
Higher minimum wages bring an unexpected cost: more workplace injuries
March 18, 2026
Mixed gender group of MBA students studying
How peer groups affect the gender-wage gap (and life) after the MBA
October 13, 2025
Woman facing another woman in an interview setting, holding a clipboard
Employers' negotiating separately with each worker fuels gender pay gap
June 13, 2025
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Analysis: State incentives for Ford battery plant in Michigan should yield solid returns
Timothy J. Bartik
November 20, 2023
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Higher minimum wages bring an unexpected cost: more workplace injuries
March 18, 2026
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Sick-leave mandates can help low-wage workers work more hours
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EV battery production will need a large and specialized workforce
Michael Horrigan
May 6, 2024
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Tim Bartik discusses paper on location-based hiring subsidies
July 18, 2023

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