Report: Underinvestment in State Programs is Harming Maryland Workers
Maryland’s workforce development programs are falling short in many areas, according to new analysis from the Maryland Center on Economic read more
Budgeting for Opportunity: Maryland’s Workforce Development Policy Can be a Tool to Remove Barriers and Expand Opportunity
Contents
Introduction and Summary
Workforce Development and its Context
Inequity in Maryland’s Labor Market: High-Level Trends
Uneven Opportunity in Maryland’s read more
The Build Back Better Act Will Do Much to Improve Marylanders’ Lives; It’s Time for the Senate to Finish the Job
Friday’s passage of President Biden’s signature Build Back Better Act in the U.S. Representatives was a major step towards increased read more
MDCEP lauds House passage of Build Back Better Act as huge step forward to improve Marylanders’ lives
Now, Senate must quickly pass the bill to deliver for people in Maryland
The Maryland Center on Economic Policy released read more
Slow September Job Growth; Ending UI Benefits Didn’t Boost Employment
Maryland’s labor market stagnated in September, according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Our unemployment rate read more
Statement on Attorney General’s Decision Not to Seek Re-election
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh today announced that he would not seek a third term. Maryland Center on Economic Policy read more
Maintaining Tax Credits Would Ensure Children, Low-Paid Workers Have a Strong Future
MDCEP Research Analyst Christopher Meyer contributed to this post
Federal and state tax credits for working families have a long read more
MDCEP Statement on Retirement of Treasurer Nancy Kopp
Today, Maryland Treasurer Nancy Kopp announced she will retire at the end of 2021. Maryland Center on Economic Policy President read more
Maryland Renters Still Need Eviction Protection and Assistance
Hundred of thousands of Marylanders are at risk for losing their housing as a national ban on evictions was recently read more
Maryland’s Budget Surplus Presents Historic Opportunity to Reduce Hardship
Maryland ended its 2020–2021 budget year with a nearly $2.5 billion surplus, several times larger than any closing balance in read more
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