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Working parents are among the record number of employees leaving their jobs or thinking about doing so. To keep this crucial group, organizations must address why they’re drawn to other options. [...]

The economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 urgently required active policy interventions to enhance the revival strategies of the world economy. State policies are effective in reviving the [...]

There is immense opportunity to help people throughout a lifelong mental health journey if they receive treatment when they are diagnosed. The analysis revealed that behavioral health treatment [...]

This American poll shows that parents —and especially mothers— are struggling to piece together care amidst a crisis marked by affordability and accessibility issues, and by low pay for childcare [...]

Despite billions of dollars appropriated by federal and state governments during the COVID-19 outbreak to protect vulnerable Americans, as well as recent reports that the poverty rate has [...]

The death of a partner has many consequences, including for the economic lives of those they leave behind. [Elena Pupaza, Selina Hofstetter and Ben Wilson – Stockholm Research Reports in [...]

European welfare states are neither primarily nor solely responsible for inequality reduction. They redistribute much more across age than across socio-economic status lines. [Pieter Vanhuysse, [...]

A fundamental driver of household growth is population growth. The population residing in households grew by only 7.5% in the last decade, the slowest population growth since the 1930s. [Richard [...]

One in five full-time workers cares for a family member with a serious illness or disability. Nearly 20 percent of them had to quit a job to care for a relative and 40 percent had to go to [...]