…employees leave the government for employment in the private sector or the government hires former private sector employees for government jobs”). OpenSecrets Government bodies make a lot of lobbying records…
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…includes data on employment prior to incarceration, prison jobs and educational attainment in prison. The report also presents results from assessments of prisoners’ cognitive skills in areas such as reading…
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…personal success.” A 2016 study in Social Problems, “Housing and Employment Insecurity among the Working Poor,” finds that workers who have been forced out of their homes are more likely…
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…not negatively impact overall employment figures – i.e., contrary to some claims, they do not kill jobs. We have profiled research on the public health impacts of coal-fired power plants…
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…Individuals who participated in the NSW project, a program offered at 15 sites nationwide, were unemployed and had a history of employment problems but may not have had criminal backgrounds….
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…meat. Looking at data on employment, wages and types of job tasks over several decades, Deming quantifies the added value of these social skills. The data come from the Department…
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…college educated mothers, a new study finds. The issue: Education provides tangible benefits, including employment opportunities and knowledge that can improve both the quality and duration of one’s life. But…
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…of an added skilled nurse to residents at $126,000 per year. This figure exceeds the estimated annual cost of employment, $83,000. He found that residents with more health problems stand…
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…examined lawsuits that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed in federal district court. The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting various types of workplace discrimination. Knepper analyzed about 2,300…
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…percent). Employment information was located for 302 of the 458 school employees (66 percent) who lost their licenses due to sexual infractions. Of the 302 school employees found, 69 were…
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