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Jobs and Income

Boston Fed President Agrees: Many Mainers Still Struggling in Weak Labor Market

Like MECEP, the Boston Federal Reserve Bank is looking deeper into Maine’s labor market statistics finding that employment prospects for Mainers are still nowhere near as good […]

Joel Johnson
Posted April 16, 2014
Tags Employment, Job Quality, Jobs
Jobs and Income

Maine's Labor Market Recovery: Far from Complete

Nearly five years after the end of the worst recession since the 1930s, Maine’s economic recovery is still far from complete. Maine has recouped only half the […]

Jody Harris
Posted April 1, 2014
Tags Employment, Job Quality, Jobs
Jobs and Income

Jobs Recovery by State: January 2011-December 2013

MECEP’s summary of state-by-state total job growth from January 2011 to December 2013,  Jobs Recovery By State Jan 2011 – Dec 2013

Jody Harris
Posted April 1, 2014
Tags Employment, Job Quality, Jobs
Jobs and Income

Today's Jobs Report Finds Maine's Weak Jobs Recovery Continues

Based on the most reliable data available, Maine ranked 48th among the states in job growth from January 2011 to September 2013. Augusta, Maine (Monday, March 17, […]

Posted March 17, 2014
Tags Employment, Jobs, Minimum Wage
Jobs and Income

Older Mainers are Driving Maine’s Employment Recovery

 Maine’s older adults are driving Maine’s employment recovery from the recession. Not only do 55-and-older Mainers represent a disproportionately large share of Maine’s total population, they have […]

Joel Johnson
Posted February 27, 2014
Tags Employment, Jobs
Jobs and Income

The Truth about Governor LePage’s Own Jobs Claim

In Governor LePage’s recent State of the State address he touted his economic performance stating “Almost 13,000 new private-sector jobs have been created since we took office.” […]

Garrett Martin
Posted February 19, 2014
Tags Employment, Jobs, Minimum Wage
Jobs and Income

State-by-State Job Growth January 2011-December 2013

Tables provide state-by-state data on both total job growth and private sector job growth. State-by-State Job Growth January 2011-December 2013  

MECEP
Posted February 19, 2014
Tags Employment, Jobs
Education, Health Care, Jobs and Income

State Policies Are Failing Maine's Working Moms

In 2012, women headed one of every three low-income working families in Maine, according to a new report released today by the Working Poor Families Project. These […]

Jody Harris
Posted February 12, 2014
Tags Affordable Care Act, Children, Education, EITC, Employment, Health Care, Incomes, Jobs, Minimum Wage, Poverty, TANF
Jobs and Income

41,600 Mainers are working part-time because of the bad economy

41,600 Maine people with jobs are part-time workers who want more work but can’t find it, according to data released today by the US Bureau of Labor […]

Joel Johnson
Posted January 31, 2014
Tags Economy, Employment, Jobs
Education

Today's Jobs Report "Only One Piece of the Picture"

“Typical wages and household incomes are low and flat, poverty is rising, and the state has one of the highest percentages of part-time workers who want more […]

Posted January 28, 2014
Tags Employment, Jobs, Minimum Wage
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