
Half-day Symposium

Friday, September 14, 2007 • Washington, DC


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The Employment Policies Institute is a non-profit research organization dedicated to studying public policy
issues surrounding employment growth.
![]() Half-day Symposium ![]() Friday, September 14, 2007 • Washington, DC ![]() ![]() |
1/08, Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Why Raising New York’s Minimum Wage Continues to be a Poor Way to Help the Working Poor
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5/07, Paid Sick Leave: Putting Legislative Preferences before Individual Preferences
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2/07, Comparing The Effects Of Health Insurance Reform Proposals: Employer Mandates, Medicaid Expansions, and Tax Credits
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Raising Minnesota’s Minimum Wage Will Result in Job Loss for Low-Skilled Workers
5/1/08, Today the Employment Policies Institute (EPI) criticized SB 875, legislation scheduled to come to a vote today in the Minnesota House, which would increase the... Click here for press release
Raising Maine’s Minimum Wage Will Result in Job Loss for Low-Skilled Workers
4/15/08, The unintended consequences of this legislation is pricing low-skilled working Mainers out of the job market and increasing unemployment among those groups that need help... Click here for press release
New Study Shows NY Minimum Wage Proposal Ineffective at Targeting Working Poor
»1/31/08, Employment Policies Institute (EPI) released a new study today showing that the proposed New York State minimum wage hike is wildly ineffective at targeting those... Click here for press release |
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