July 29, 2002. A labor market report by the Fiscal Policy Institute for the Institute for Business Trends Analysis of the Borough of Manhattan Community College, and the Consortium for Worker Education. Report >>
July 26, 2002. By David Carroll of the California Budget Project and FPI's Trudi Renwick. Brief in PDF.. Current federal law requires states to penalize families whose members do not comply with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) requirements. However, states have the flexibility to choose partial sanctions (benefit reductions), full sanctions (elimination of the families' entire public assistance payments), or a combination of the two. California, New York, and 13 other states have chosen to use the partial sanction option; California and New York [...]
July 20, 2002. Prior to opening of Listening to the City II, the Labor Community Advocacy Network (LCAN) to Rebuild New York, together with New York Jobs with Justice, released a released a scorecard comparing the concerns expressed at February's Listening to the City I with the actions that have been taken by the relevant public authorities since that event. LCAN was convened by the the Fiscal Policy Institute and the New York City Central Labor Council of the AFL-CIO in response to the September [...]
July 18, 2002. A labor market profile prepared by the Fiscal Policy Institute. Read the report >>
July 18, 2002. A labor market profile prepared by the Fiscal Policy Institute. Read the report >>
July 17, 2002. A powerpoint presentation by James Parrott reviewing FPI's analysis of the impacts of the World Trade Center disaster and how that analysis has been used by FPI and by other organizations, both public and private.