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State Economy

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State of Working North Carolina: Labor Force Demographics Aug 31, 2012
State of Working North Carolina: Policies that Support Workers and a Strong Recovery Aug 31, 2012
State of Working North Carolina 2012 - Complete Report Sep 6, 2012
NC JUSTICE NEWS: Charter Schools + More, Quality Jobs in NC + Crucial Conversation Sep 11, 2012
MEDIA RELEASE: Preliminary Data on Poverty in the Nation Shows Hardship Persists Sep 12, 2012
Policy & Progress article: A Strong Economy that Works for Everyone Sep 13, 2012
NC JUSTICE NEWS: Expanding Medicaid, Reducing Health Racial Disparities + Collateral Consequences + Workers' Rights Resources Sep 18, 2012
BTC BRIEF: High Poverty Levels Resistant to Economic Recovery - Families Still Reeling from the Great Recession Sep 21, 2012
MEDIA RELEASE: Disappointing jobs numbers reflect weakening private sector, long-term decay in public sector employment base Sep 21, 2012
THE PLEDGE TO TALK ABOUT POVERTY Sep 24, 2012

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  • MEDIA RELEASE: Jobs report worse than it looks, says analyst
    Post date: May 17, 2013
  • MEDIA RELEASE: EITC is the best tool for addressing increased tax load on low-income taxpayers, report finds
    Post date: May 17, 2013
  • Memo To North Carolina Opinion Page Editors and Reporters: Grover Norquist to Promote Tax Increase (no, that's not a typo) on Middle-Class and Low-Income Families
    Post date: May 16, 2013
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