Recent Federal Layoffs: What It All Means for Unemployment Insurance
This is a discussion on what recent federal firings mean for unemployment insurance systems, a question that has been consternating policymakers and the press. The National Academy of Social Insurance has been closely monitoring what Federal worker and contractor layoffs mean for the broader unemployment insurance system as we teeter on the precipice of a […]
Promising Policy Innovations to Make Aging in the Community Affordable for All: Lessons from the Netherlands
In the early 21st century, Dutch policymakers began to realize that demographic shifts with financing and workforce implications would threaten the sustainability of its universal long-term care system. Over the past two decades, the Netherlands has undertaken a series of significant structural reforms to render the system more efficient and fiscally sustainable while also strengthening […]