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Massachusetts Network publications

• Tending to the Nest Egg: Plan Could Help Nonprofit Workers Build Retirement Security

  • May 17, 2018
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Monique Ching

  In late 2017, Massachusetts launched a state-administered 401(k) plan that small nonprofits — those with 20 employees or fewer — can join5. The plan is administered through the Office of the State Treasurer and Receiver General, which will take on the bulk of the administrative responsibilities. This assists employers with some of the challenges that […]

  การพนันออนไลน์ ได้เงินจริงIncome Retirement

• Educated and Encumbered: Student Debt Rising with Higher Education Funding Falling in Massachusetts

  • March 1, 2018
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Jeremy Thompson

  Higher education is an important factor in the success of our commonwealth. Expanding access to affordable high quality postsecondary education can provide more of our young people with the opportunity to choose their paths in life without being blocked by insurmountable financial obstacles. In the long run, that strengthens our overall state economy. Adequate state […]

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• Teens, Employment, and the Minimum Wage

  • December 28, 2017
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Nicole Roderiguez

  More than 104,000 teens (16- to 19-year-olds) work and actively contribute to the Massachusetts economy.?As working teens, they learn job skills and gain experience and responsibility. Many working teens also play important roles in helping meet financial needs for not only their families but also for themselves, like paying for college. Most teen workers (about […]

  Minimum Wage Wages

• Frequently Asked Questions Related to the $15 Minimum Wage

  • May 31, 2017
  • การพนันออนไลน์ ได้เงินจริงMassachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Nicole Rodriguez

  In a well-functioning economy, people who work full time should be able to earn enough to support themselves and their families. That’s important for families and for the overall economy, which relies on consumer spending to keep local businesses thriving. Unfortunately, the pattern of economic growth between the end of the Second World War and […]

  Minimum Wage Wages

• The Evidence on Millionaire Migration and Taxes

  • April 27, 2017
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Kurt Wise and Noah Berger

  Economists consistently find that a well-educated workforce and a high-quality transportation system are among the bedrock elements upon which a prosperous state economy is built. Providing everyone with access to the education and training they need to reach their full potential boosts the productivity of individual workers and strengthens the overall economy. A well-functioning transportation […]

  Taxes

• How Vulnerable is Massachusetts Transportation to Federal Spending Cuts?

  • April 26, 2017
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Phineas Baxandall

  A high-quality transportation system is important for our quality of life and the strength of our economy.1 Our state and federal governments work together to fund the construction and maintenance of our roads, bridges, rails, and public transit systems. In the coming months Congress is expected to debate proposals that could destabilize this partnership. This […]

  Infrastructure

• Building a Strong Economy: The Roles of Education, Transportation, and Tax Policy

  • January 15, 2017
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Phineas Baxandall, Colin Jones, and Kurt Wise

  Effective economic policies can expand opportunity and improve the economic security of working families. When everyone in the workforce has access to the education and training needed to reach their full potential, the productivity of those workers and the overall economy improves. When a state has high-quality transportation infrastructure, the economy is also more productive […]

  Education Infrastructure Taxes

• High Road WIOA: Building Higher Job Quality into Workforce Development

  • December 17, 2015
  • Keystone Research Center
  • Stephen Herzenberg

  In response to the federal Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA), most states are now in the latter stages of developing federally required plans and policies for operating their systems of workforce development under WIOA. This process creates an unprecedented opportunity to build into each state’s plan concrete ideas for using state and local workforce […]

  Job Training & Apprenticeships Jobs

• The Minimum Wage in Massachusetts: Challenges & Opportunities

  • April 14, 2015
  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center
  • Nicole Rodriguez

  The Massachusetts economy is stronger when all working families can make ends meet. Unfortunately, since the 1970s, wages have generally stopped growing with the economy and many working families find it difficult to pay for basic needs. As shown in the graph below, hourly wages grew in tandem with productivity during the late 1940’s to […]

  Minimum Wage Wages