The latest Census Bureau data on incomes and poverty show just how far NYC has slipped from pre-pandemic levels in relation to the U.S. overall and the nation’s largest cities EconomySeth MoncreaseSeptember 27, 2023Report
High Calling, Low Wages. Home-Based Early Care and Education Providers in New York City EconomySeth MoncreaseSeptember 14, 2023Report
An Active Market Labor Policy for New York City to Achieve Shared Prosperity EconomySeth MoncreaseMarch 21, 2023Report
Supporting the Need for a Connecticut Rideshare and Delivery Driver Minimum Pay Standard Seth MoncreaseMarch 18, 2023Report
Adjusting the Expense Component of the High-Volume For-Hire Vehicle Minimum Pay Standard Seth MoncreaseMarch 18, 2023Report
In order to maintain – much less expand – child care capacity and improve quality, early childhood educators need to be paid more. Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseFebruary 2, 2023Report
Crime in the Time of COVID: How Economic Conditions and Policies Shape Public Safety in New York City EconomySeth MoncreaseJanuary 30, 2023Report
NYC’S Unsettled COVID-19 Era Labor Market: The Case for an Active Labor Market Policy EconomySeth MoncreaseJanuary 18, 2023Report
Wage Increases Would Quicken Lagging New York's Recovery Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseDecember 5, 2022Report
For one in 10 New York Workers: 'Independent Contractor' Means Underpaid and Unprotected EconomySeth MoncreaseJune 22, 2022Report
Full Employment and Raising Wages: New York City’s Twin Economic Challenges in Emerging from the Pandemic Seth MoncreaseMarch 16, 2022Report
The Case for Ending Poverty Wages For New York City’s Human Services Workers Seth MoncreaseMarch 8, 2022Report
New York State’s Unprecedented Covid-19 Unemployment Crisis Requires a Comprehensive, Immediate Active Labor Market Response Covid-19, Economic UpdateSeth MoncreaseJanuary 13, 2022Report
New York City’s Covid-19 Federal Relief Funding: Implications for Human Services And Workforce Development Seth MoncreaseDecember 16, 2021Report
