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Control of Senate May Depend on Fate of Paid Family Leave Legislation

Lawmakers are poised to consider the fate of a federal paid family leave proposal, and the outcome could have political consequences in 2022.

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Social Security Retirement Claims Haven t Surged Amid Covid-19 Here s Why

Workers age 70 and over were more likely to retire amid Covid-19, and they likely already claimed Social Security retirement benefits before the pandemic began.

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Social Security Retirement Claims Haven t Surged Amid Covid-19 Here s Why

Workers age 70 and over were more likely to retire amid Covid-19, and they likely already claimed Social Security retirement benefits before the pandemic began.

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The Great Resignation Is More of a Great Reckoning, Led by Low-Wage and Minority Workers – NBC Connecticut

Low-wage, frontline, minority and lower-level employees are more likely to want to leave their jobs, according to a Mercer survey.

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The Great Resignation Is More of a Great Reckoning, Led by Low-Wage and Minority Workers – NBC New York

Low-wage, frontline, minority and lower-level employees are more likely to want to leave their jobs, according to a Mercer survey.

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