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Pathways to Economic Security Toolkit
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Social Insurance Has Proven an Essential Lifeline for People with Disabilities During Tough Times
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Social Insurance During the Pandemic
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What is Equity Policy?
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What is Labor Policy?
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Black Lung Program: Rising Rates, Troubled Funding
Leslie I. Boden, Professor, Boston University School of Public Health
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Social Security Benefits, Finances, and Policy Options: A Primer
National Academy of Social Insurance
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Child Tax Credits and Assured Income
William Arnone & Griffin Murphy
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Rebecca Vallas
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Designing Universal Long-Term Services and Supports Programs: Lessons from Germany and Other Countries
Benjamin W. Veghte
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Understanding Opioids in the Context of Workers’ Compensation
Jay Patel, Research Assistant for Income Security Policy
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Medicare, Medicaid, and the Uninsured
Bethany Cole
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State Spotlight: Washington’s Multi-Faceted Approach to Worker Safety and Compensation During COVID is Paying Off
Elaine Weiss, Director of Policy
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Executive Summary: Workers’ Compensation: Benefits, Costs, and Coverage (2018 Data)
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Fact Sheet: Medicare, Medicaid, and the Uninsured
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
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Medicare Finances: Findings of the 2020 Trustees Report
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
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Fact Sheet: Paid Leave Provisions in Recent Federal COVID-19 Response Legislation
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
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Executive Summary from the Final Report of the Academy’s Study Panel on Medicare Eligibility
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Social Security Early Commencement Benefits
Elizabeth Bauer
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State Supplemental Social Security
John Burbank, Economic Opportunity Institute; Aaron Keating, Economic Opportunity Institute
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Creating a Federal Auto IRA and Enhancing Social Security Longevity Data
Sarah Holmes Berk
December 11, 2019
Missouri: Bucking the Trend with Increases in Worker Benefits and Costs for Employers
October 30, 2019
Wyoming: Non-mandatory Coverage Reduces Benefits for Workers
October 30, 2019
Florida: Legal Changes Have Sharply Reduced Worker Benefits, Benefited Insurers
October 30, 2019
Ohio: Legislative Changes, Worker Safety Initiatives, Combine to Reduce Worker Benefits, Employer Costs
October 30, 2019
Executive Summary: Workers’ Compensation: Benefits, Costs, and Coverage (2017 Data)
October 30, 2019
Michigan Sees Nation’s Largest Decline in Workers’ Compensation Benefits as a Share of Covered Payroll
October 28, 2019
Social Security Finances: Findings of the 2019 Trustees Report
William Arnone and Griffin Murphy
April 29, 2019
Changing Medicare Eligibility: Program Design Challenges
Paul N. Van de Water
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September 23, 2022
Pathways to Economic Security Toolkit
September 15, 2022
Social Insurance Has Proven an Essential Lifeline for People with Disabilities During Tough Times
Nicole LeBlanc, Advocacy Consultant in Disability Policy
September 9, 2022
Social Insurance During the Pandemic
August 3, 2022
What is Equity Policy?
June 8, 2022
What is Labor Policy?
June 8, 2022
Black Lung Program: Rising Rates, Troubled Funding
Leslie I. Boden, Professor, Boston University School of Public Health
May 11, 2022
Social Security Benefits, Finances, and Policy Options: A Primer
National Academy of Social Insurance
September 1, 2021
Child Tax Credits and Assured Income
William Arnone & Griffin Murphy
July 23, 2021
“Building Back Better” for Older and Disabled Americans Requires Bringing Supplemental Security Income (SSI) into the 21st Century
Rebecca Vallas
July 16, 2021
Designing Universal Long-Term Services and Supports Programs: Lessons from Germany and Other Countries
Benjamin W. Veghte
May 10, 2021
Understanding Opioids in the Context of Workers’ Compensation
Jay Patel, Research Assistant for Income Security Policy
February 9, 2021
Medicare, Medicaid, and the Uninsured
Bethany Cole
December 29, 2020
State Spotlight: Washington’s Multi-Faceted Approach to Worker Safety and Compensation During COVID is Paying Off
Elaine Weiss, Director of Policy
November 24, 2020
Executive Summary: Workers’ Compensation: Benefits, Costs, and Coverage (2018 Data)
November 2, 2020
Fact Sheet: Medicare, Medicaid, and the Uninsured
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
April 24, 2020
Medicare Finances: Findings of the 2020 Trustees Report
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
April 23, 2020
Fact Sheet: Paid Leave Provisions in Recent Federal COVID-19 Response Legislation
Bethany Cole, Research Assistant for Health Policy
April 17, 2020
Executive Summary from the Final Report of the Academy’s Study Panel on Medicare Eligibility
March 3, 2020
Social Security Early Commencement Benefits
Elizabeth Bauer
December 11, 2019
State Supplemental Social Security
John Burbank, Economic Opportunity Institute; Aaron Keating, Economic Opportunity Institute
December 11, 2019
Creating a Federal Auto IRA and Enhancing Social Security Longevity Data
Sarah Holmes Berk
December 11, 2019
Missouri: Bucking the Trend with Increases in Worker Benefits and Costs for Employers
October 30, 2019
Wyoming: Non-mandatory Coverage Reduces Benefits for Workers
October 30, 2019
Florida: Legal Changes Have Sharply Reduced Worker Benefits, Benefited Insurers
October 30, 2019
Ohio: Legislative Changes, Worker Safety Initiatives, Combine to Reduce Worker Benefits, Employer Costs
October 30, 2019
Executive Summary: Workers’ Compensation: Benefits, Costs, and Coverage (2017 Data)
October 30, 2019
Michigan Sees Nation’s Largest Decline in Workers’ Compensation Benefits as a Share of Covered Payroll
October 28, 2019
Social Security Finances: Findings of the 2019 Trustees Report
William Arnone and Griffin Murphy
April 29, 2019
Changing Medicare Eligibility: Program Design Challenges
Paul N. Van de Water
September 4, 2018