Promoting Liveable Wages in New York City
Promoting Liveable Wages in New York City The Real Living Wage NYC Campaign uses the Standard to advocate in support of a $20 per hour
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Promoting Liveable Wages in New York City The Real Living Wage NYC Campaign uses the Standard to advocate in support of a $20 per hour
Increasing Minimum Wages in Oregon The Raise the Wage Oregon Campaign performed an analysis called Lifting the Floor: Self-Sufficiency Wages in Oregon uses the Standard
Affordable Housing Impact on Family Stability In Colorado, the Colorado Center on Law and Policy used the Colorado Self-Sufficiency Standard to determine the impact of
UCLA Applies the Standard to Elders with Adult Children for Policy Analysis The UCLA Center for Health Policy Research used the Standard to analyze the
The Fiscal Policy Center Identifies Realistic Wage Needs in NYC The Fiscal Policy Center in New York City frequently cites the Self-Sufficiency Standard as the
Too Poor to Hire a Lawyer but Not Indigent Researchers with the American University Washington College of Law analyze how states determine eligibility for assigned
Portland Uses the Self-Sufficiency Standard to Create a Plan For Economic Independence In Portland, Oregan, the City of Portland uses the Self-Sufficiency Standard as one
Workforce Investment Act, the Chicago Workforce Investment Board Under its Workforce Investment Act, the Chicago Workforce Investment Board adopted the Self-Sufficiency Standard as its self-sufficiency
The Self-Sufficiency Standard in Maryland In Maryland, Advocates for Children and Youth used the Self-Sufficiency Standard in their Maryland Can Do Better for Children campaign,
Students Advocate for Liveable Wages in Washington, D.C. Georgetown University students ended a nine-day hunger strike when the University administration agreed to improve wages for