Hospital Jobs Program Provides Economic Opportunity for Baltimore Residents
An agreement by Maryland hospitals to create 375 jobs for Baltimore residents is a good example of how government and read more
Baltimore Families Can’t Make Ends Meet on Minimum Wage
Hard-working families in Baltimore and across Maryland struggle to pay their bills because they aren’t paid enough to cover their read more
More Marylanders Struggling to Make Ends Meet Despite Growth in Top Incomes
Although incomes have been on the rise for the past decade, many Marylanders are struggling and have not shared in read more
Maryland Businesses See the Biggest Return on Their Tax Investment
Though – depending on who you ask — Maryland may or may not be dubbed “business friendly” by the assorted read more
Job Training is Vital to Economic Security for Women
Women play an important role in the success of the Washington region’s economy, and Maryland can do more to foster read more
Maryland’s Safety Net Reduces Poverty, Helps Children Succeed, and Boost our Economy
Given before the House Appropriations and Senate Budget and Taxation Committees
Nutrition assistance, tax credits, and other economic supports are read more
Low-Earners Paying More in Taxes than the Well-Off in Maryland
Those earning the most in Maryland pay the lowest share of their income in state and local taxes, at just read more
Too many Marylanders still struggling to get by
A new look at income and poverty in Maryland highlights that many families have not yet recovered from the recession read more
No children? No EITC
While Maryland lawmakers gave low-income working families a helping hand recently by increasing a key tax credit, they need to read more
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
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