Archive: Reports

• NEW REPORT: How Workers’ Pensions can Help Solve the Housing Crisis

  This report explores ways that pension funds can invest in affordable housing and direct worker savings away from the particularly extractive parts of the financial sector, notably private equity.

  Categories: Announcements, Publications, Reports

• Shared Values: A Report on AFL-CIO and Catholic Conference Activity in the State Legislatures

  The labor movement in the United States shares many values with the Catholic Church, with each supporting living wages for workers, the right to join and form unions, and the defense of our immigrant

  Categories: Just Employment Policy, Publications, Reports Tags: AFL-CIO, Alexandros Taliadoros, Catholic Church, Catholic conferences, Catholic Labor Network, Catholic social teaching, Clayton Sinyai, CLN, Immigration, Labor, labor federations, Lillian Ryan, Lobbying, Worker Rights

• Just Employment in Action: Adjunct Unionization and Contract Negotiation at Georgetown University

  Georgetown University's contract with its union of adjunct professors is a significant model that merits replication in other institutions of higher education, says a new report issued by the Kalman

  Categories: Just Employment Policy, Reports

• KI and DC Jobs with Justice Release Report on Just Hours in Washington, DC

  On June 11, DC Jobs with Justice, the Jobs With Justice Education Fund, the DC Fiscal Policy Institute, and the Kalmanovitz Initiative released the first-ever study on service sector scheduling prac

  Categories: In the News, Reports