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Jobs and Income

Maine’s Lack of Population and Job Growth Tamps Down Growth in Wages and Salaries

Today’s data release from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows Maine’s personal income growth kept pace with the nation and the region in the second quarter of 2014, but […]

Joel Johnson
Posted September 30, 2014
Tags Employment, Incomes, Job Quality, Jobs
Jobs and Income

Maine Has Less Wage and Salary Income, More Transfer Payments than Nation as a Whole

Mark Sullivan
Posted September 30, 2014
Tags Incomes, Job Quality
Jobs and Income

Maine's Growth in Wage and Salary Income Trails the Nation

Mark Sullivan
Posted September 30, 2014
Tags Incomes, Job Quality
Jobs and Income

A simple 1-2 punch to give working Mainers a raise

Increasing Maine’s earned income tax credit and raising the state’s minimum wage would go a long way toward making work pay for Maine’s families today and lay […]

Joel Johnson
Posted September 5, 2014
Tags EITC, Minimum Wage
Jobs and Income

Maine’s Working Families Deserve to Earn a Living Wage

The new report by the Alliance for a Just Society, “Families Out of Balance: How a living wage helps families move from debt to stability,” provides sobering […]

Christy Daggett
Posted August 27, 2014
Tags Children, Incomes, Jobs, Poverty
Jobs and Income

LePage Proposal Will Exacerbate Maine’s Hunger Crisis

The facts are shocking. In the U.S. today, 1 in 7 Americans―more than 46 million people, including 12 million children and 7 million seniors―rely on food pantries […]

Jody Harris
Posted August 19, 2014
Tags Food Insecurity, SNAP
Jobs and Income

More Data to Consider as Portland Debates Raising Its Minimum Wage

Late last month, Portland Mayor Michael Brennan announced the initial details of his plan to raise the city’s minimum wage. If passed, the bill would likely raise the […]

Hal Brewster
Posted August 13, 2014
Tags Incomes, Job Quality, Minimum Wage
Jobs and Income

Maine’s Real Unemployment and Jobs Picture Reflects Continuing Challenges for Maine Workers

Over 90,000 Mainers are still struggling to find work according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A stubbornly large number of part-time workers […]

Garrett Martin
Posted July 29, 2014
Tags Employment, Incomes, Jobs
Jobs and Income

Flexible workplaces are good for Maine workers and Maine's economy

Workplace flexibility policies would benefit Maine’s working families and its large population of senior workers as well as its economy. Workplace flexibility means the acceptance of adjustments […]

Katherine Churchill
Posted July 10, 2014
Tags Job Quality
Health Care, Jobs and Income

Percy Spencer’s Candy Bar: Health Care Reform and the Innovation Economy

Yesterday, my scientist brother promised my eight-year-old son a new Hot Wheels car if he could research and explain how the microwave cooked his lunch.  My son […]

Christy Daggett
Posted June 24, 2014
Tags Affordable Care Act, Health Care, Jobs, Medicaid
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