Wyoming Women as Economic Drivers
Wyoming Women as Economic Drivers The Wyoming Women’s Foundation recommends increasing the minimum wage and tipped minimum wage to support women and improve Wyoming’s economy.
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Wyoming Women as Economic Drivers The Wyoming Women’s Foundation recommends increasing the minimum wage and tipped minimum wage to support women and improve Wyoming’s economy.
California Organization Advocates for Increased Child Care Funding The Children’s Council of San Francisco, which advocates for quality child care and education, uses the Standard
Labor Union Negotiations The Standard has been used in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, Nebraska, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington State
Benefit Cliffs Analysis in Wisconsin Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison La Follette School of Public Affairs used the Standard in their analysis of benefits
The Standard Informs State-wide Economic Modeling in Oregon The Office of Forecasting, Research and Analysis for the State of Oregon uses the Standard to help
Population Analysis and Self-Sufficiency RTI and NC State University Institute for Emerging Issues partnered to analyze the characteristics that increase the likelihood of a single
Higher Minimum Wages in Colorado The Colorado Center on Law and Policy has used the Standard to advocate for state legislation allowing local governments to
SeaTac Living Wage Ordinance The Standard was cited in research and testimony in support of the SeaTac living wage ordinance (raising wages to $15/hour for
Dr. Pearce Appears as an Expert Witness in a Court Case in Richland, Washington Dr. Pearce testified as an expert witness in the case City
Modeling Economic Solutions Using the Self-Sufficiency Standard Rise Together published their Promoting Family Economic Security in the San Francisco Bay Area Region Report to highlight