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Great Recession

January 9, 2011 By nicole

Disturbing trend of more temporary workers

The New York Times highlights a disturbing trend that has occurred during the Great Recession: the greater percentage of workers being hired as temporary employees instead of permanent ones. Temporary workers often get lower wages, have little or no benefits, less job security, and less chance of promotion and a lasting career. This is obviously bad […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Great Recession, Japan, New York Times, Temporary Jobs, Wages

December 5, 2010 By nicole

Millions to lose unemployment benefits, even if extension passes; new course of action needed

Even if Congress manages to extend emergency unemployment benefits for more the millions of workers who could receive them, about four million others will see their benefits end over the next year, unless an entirely new program is created. This is according to a report recently issued by the President’s Council of Economic Advisers. So the crisis […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Congress, Deficit Commission, Great Recession, Jobs, Medicare, Monthly Job Report, Our Fiscal Security, Social Security, Unemployment, Unemployment Benefits, Unemployment Extension, Unions, Wages

September 6, 2010 By nicole

Decreasing wages continue trend that helped cause Great Recession

Several recent articles highlight both the continuing pressure on workers’ wages as well how decreasing wages helped cause the Great Recession in the first place. This article points to a troubling reality that even for those unemployed people fortunate to find a new job, that new job often means a decrease in wages and living […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Great Recession, Health Care, Health Insurance, New York Times, Robert Reich, Wages

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