A high number of these are repeat layoffs, Goldfarb said. A survey from RIWI and Cornell University released last month found that, among an estimated 36 million workers called back to their jobs after a layoff this year, 27% have been laid off again, while another 36% were told they could still be laid off again.
A new study in partnership with the U.S. Private Sector Job Quality Index and Cornell Law School Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, Daniel Alpert shows that a substantial portion of the reported job growth in the official data (May/June/July 2020) reflected workers put back on payroll due to the U.S. Government’s Paycheck Protection Program, who are […]
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RIWI data is featured in Maclean’s, a Canadian news magazine focused on politics, pop culture and current events. The article highlights RIWI’s unique data collection method and showcases our latest COVID-19 data. Read the full article here.
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RIWI’s latest China data are featured in the recent TechNode article, authored by Jacob Cooke. To see more of RIWI’s COVID-19 data, please contact us for more information. Read the full TechNode article here.