The Difficulty of Obtaining a Child Care Subsidy: Implications for Policy and Practice This article documents the challenge of acquiring child care subsidies in Philadelphia
Hawaii’s Minimum Wage The Self-Sufficiency Standard was an integral tool for increasing Hawaii’s minimum wage to $6.75 on January 1, 2006 and $7.25 on January
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
Using The Standard to examine Florida’s human services sector In December 2005, the Human Services Coalition of Dade County in Florida, issued a policy brief
The Standard Supports Contract Negotiations in California The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) won a higher wage floor in contract negotiations
Income Adequacy and the Affordability of Health Insurance in Washington State A 2002 report, Income Adequacy and the Affordability of Health Insurance in Washington State,