I, too, have concepts of a plan.
Put on Le Tigre this morning in honor of my kid's first metrocard.
Big Ideas @wfrn.bsky.social@arpilarz.bsky.social makes the case for work family policies starting in the prenatal period.
Woke up to @hilwething.bsky.social@jcmecon.bsky.socialwww.marketplace.org/shows/market...
In the absence of federal paid sick leave, some states work to fill the gap. Plus, a new report on the looming Social Security and Medicare budget shortfalls, and what to expect from Reddit's first ea...
Guaranteed paid sick leave policies can lead to low-wage workers working more hours, new research suggests. Researchers @hilwething.bsky.social@mslopen.bsky.social#EconSky
We used to go to the library every single weekend. After Sunday hours were cut, we go when we can on Saturday but my 10 y/o feels the loss of weekly new books to read. If all weekend hours are cut, working families will basically lose access. I can't stress how busy and necessary weekend hours are.
New @upjohninstitute.bsky.social working paper with Hilary Wething on the impact of paid sick leave and hours worked. We found that the policy supported low-wage workers to increase work by 4.4 hours/quarter. See @hilwething.bsk.social 's thread for details and links to the paper and brief.
Excited to share a new @upjohninstitute.bsky.social@mslopen.bsky.social on the impact of paid sick leave and hours worked. We looked at one of the oldest city laws, Seattle's PSL law, and found that the policy induced low-wage workers to work 4.4 hours/quarter more than before