Older Workers Report

Recession Increases Downward Mobility in Retirement: Middle Earners Hit From Both Sides

2020 Q1 Status Of Older Workers Report

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Over Half of Older Women Ages 50-64 Have Nothing Saved for Retirement

May 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Jun 2015

The Unemployment Report: Is the Economy Headed Back Down?

by Rick McGahey, SCEPA Faculty Fellow

May 2015

Older Workers Make Up the Second-Largest Group among the Long-Term Unemployed

April 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

May 2015

Larger Shares of Older Workers are Working in Low-Wage Industries

March 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Apr 2015

Older Workers See Job Quality Erode by More Physically and Demanding Jobs

February 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Mar 2015

The Unemployment Report: Low-Wage Job Recovery Continues

by Rick McGahey, SCEPA Faculty Fellow

Mar 2015

The Unemployment Report: Waiting for Prosperity

by Rick McGahey, SCEPA Faculty Fellow Employment for the first month of 2015 continued the steady growth from last year. 257,000 new jobs were added, and although the unemployment rate ticked up one-tenth of a percent to 5.7, that resulted from people entering the labor force to look for jobs—what economists call "labor force participation." Participation in December was at an historic low, so there's a long way to go to restore healthy levels there. Average hourly wages in...

Feb 2015

Unemployment Rises for Workers over 55 Despite Lower Unemployment in Overall Labor Market

January 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Feb 2015

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