Displaced Workers Getting Back to Work, But Not Necessarily for Same Wage
More people who lost their jobs due to cut backs are returning to work and in greater numbers than in read more
We Celebrate Labor Day, but do we support it?
On Monday much of the American public relaxed and enjoyed a day off for their hard work and economic contributions, read more
Somerset County Public Schools Celebrated for Free Meals Program
Maryland Hunger Solutions, the Maryland Center on Economic Policy, and the Maryland State Department of Education presented Somerset County Public read more
Fewer suspensions, expulsions will help students graduate
On Wednesday, August 20th, the Anne Arundel County Board of Education approved a new policy for student suspensions and expulsions read more
Your Money and Business – July 10, 2014
Wages going up for some Marylanders, while falling for others, what this means for the region. Host Jeff Salkin interviews read more
Report Highlights How Marylanders Who Work for Tips Have Been Left Behind
Bartenders, waiters and other Maryland workers who routinely get tips – many, if not most, of them women — will read more
Report: Congressional Legislation Would Prevent MD From Raising Millions in Needed Revenue
The recently approved $84 million in budget cuts amid expectations that the state would not raise as much revenue as read more
Bursting the Bubble: How to Promote Opportunity in the National Capital Region
Bursting the Bubble, a report that we produced with The Commonwealth Institute of Virginia and the DC Fiscal Policy Institute read more
Approved Budget Cuts Reflect Maryland’s Misplaced Priorities
The $84 million in budget cuts and adjustments the state Board of Public Works approved yesterday make it harder for read more
Income inequality grows in the Washington suburbs
“While much of the D.C. region has bounced back from the recession, certain segments of the population are benefitting from read more
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