After $1.9 trillion giveaway to rich, McConnell calls debt relief for working class ‘slap in the face’

By Julia Conley

The privilege of staying home: Covid and the highly skilled workforce

By Agnieszka Weinar

Remote working during the pandemic allowed once-mobile skilled workers to choose immobility, with possible long-term impacts on future work and migration patterns

American workers are seeking a better deal from employers — by staying out of the job market

By Eric Boehlert

Republican governors cut millions of people off their unemployment rolls, but many are staying away from jobs that underpaid

Democrats can’t build a winning coalition with only college-educated voters

By Ruy Teixeira

White voters without college degrees shifted toward Republicans based on cultural issues, something similar may be happening with Hispanics

New data suggests that white laborers vote differently based on income levels

By Les Leopold