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Our organization was mentioned in Business Insider by Alex Yablon. A breakdown by the think tank Employ America in November found that a decline in participation by part-time workers 70 and older accounted for more than half the fall in employment of the older cohort.
Our organization was mentioned in Vox by Mike Konczal. But as researchers at Employ America have found, any time unemployment goes up 1 percent, it tends to keep going up much further.
Our Alex Williams was mentioned in American Affairs by Robert Almelor Delfeld. Alternatively, as suggested by Alex Williams, Arnab Datta, and Skanda Amarnath of Employ America, another approach could feature the Treasury Department using the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) to guarantee forward demand and thus de-risk investment in new pro
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Washington Post by Rachel Siegel. “She’s an intellectual heavyweight,” said Skanda Amarnath, executive director of Employ America, a left-leaning think tank that advocates for the economy to run hot. “In terms of who is going to fill those shoes and make those arguments,
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Vox by Rachel M. Cohen. In this piece, Rachel Cohen interviews EA Executive Director Skanda Amarnath about inflation and the labor market.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in The Hill by Sylvan Lane and Riley Gutierrez McDermid. “Don’t be fooled by Powell’s words of optimism about bringing down inflation without damage to the labor market,” wrote Skanda Amarnath, executive director of research group Employ America, in a Wednesday analysis.
Our Preston Mui was mentioned in AP News by Christopher Rugaber.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Quartz by Nate Dicamillo. “Even if the unemployment rate starts ticking up and recession risks snowball, the Fed’s current stance is that they will stay idle and only consider easing after it is too late. Not great,” he added.
Our organization was mentioned in Quartz by Nate Dicamillo. Powell said the Fed has tools for tackling that, but it’s unclear if the Fed could stop millions of workers from losing their jobs by just cutting rates. This is why labor advocacy organizations like Employ America have accused the
