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Publications by date about: Economy, jobs & workers

May 24, 2022CommentaryShine the light on corporate profiteering
May 14, 2022CommentaryA plan to escape the trap of economic insecurity
May 10, 2022CommentaryAction Plan for the People: How to build economic justice in Oregon
May 5, 2022CommentaryCongress needs to bring economic relief for Americans
May 3, 2022Mothers need a stronger Child Tax Credit
April 21, 2022CommentaryReforms could help Oregon families missing out on millions in tax credits
April 14, 2022Podcast(Podcast) Cash works: why Oregon needs guaranteed income
March 10, 2022Podcast(Podcast) What the tax code means for gender justice
February 22, 2022CommentaryOregon workers earning lowest wages would benefit from one-time state help
February 17, 2022TestimonyHB 4157: Cost of Living Support Payments
February 10, 2022Podcast(Podcast) Oregon's child care crisis
February 9, 2022CommentaryAnother kicker is afoot and other highlights from today's economic forecast
February 8, 2022TestimonyHB 4002: Extend overtime to farmworkers
February 1, 2022CommentaryLegal help for undocumented workers would benefit them – but also Oregon’s economy
January 27, 2022News ReleaseOregon ranks second worst in terms of EITC use
January 27, 2022Issue BriefOregon Remains Near Bottom in Use of EITC
January 24, 2022Legislative AgendaToward Prosperity for All: OCPP's 2022 legislative agenda
January 13, 2022Podcast(Podcast) How deportation harms families and the state's economy
December 27, 2021CommentaryOur top 5 highlights of 2021
December 15, 2021ReportDeportation harms Oregon's economy and upends family security
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Shine the light on corporate profiteering
CommentaryShine the light on corporate profiteering
A plan to escape the trap of economic insecurity
CommentaryA plan to escape the trap of economic insecurity
(Podcast) Oregon's biggest housing program is a wreck
Podcast(Podcast) Oregon's biggest housing program is a wreck
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