What works for workers? : public policies and innovative strategies for low-wage workers / Stephanie Luce, Jennifer Luff, Joseph A. McCartin, and Ruth Milkman, editors.
An economy that works for workers -- What can labor organizations do for U.S. workers when unions can't do what unions used to do? -- Connecting the disconnected : improving education and employment outcomes among disadvantaged youth -- Mending the fissured workplace -- Holding the line on workplace standards : what works for immigrant workers (and what doesn't)? -- Career ladders in the low-wage labor market -- Employment subsidies to firms and workers : key distinctions between the effects of the work opportunity tax credit and the earned income tax credit -- Living wages, minimum wages, and low-wage workers -- Improving low-income workers' access to unemployment insurance -- Can the Affordable Care Act reverse three decades of declining health insurance coverage for low-wage workers? -- Low-wage workers and paid family leave : the California experience.
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