Report: Immigrants Contribute to Kentucky’s Economy, but Face Barriers
"Report: Immigrants Contribute to Kentucky's Economy, but Face Barriers" By Greg Stotelmyer
Economic Security Press
“New Americans in Kentucky” Are Diverse and Contribute Substantially to State’s Economy
Kentucky’s immigrants are a diverse, rapidly growing population that contributes to the state’s economy at a rate consistent with or even exceeding their share of the state’s overall population, according...
War on Poverty Efforts Made Real Progress, but There Is Much Work Left to Do
Fifty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson declared an “unconditional war on poverty” in his State of the Union Address. A few months later, he made a historic visit to Inez,...
Pension System Review Could Up Taxpayers’ Costs
"Pension System Review Could Up Taxpayers' Costs" By Mike Wynn
More than 800 Kentucky Schools Eligible in 2014-2015 To Combat Child Hunger By Increasing School Meal Participation
More than 800 Kentucky schools will qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) this coming school year, a federal initiative that increases the number of children eating school meals and...
Kentucky Pension Reforms
"Kentucky Pension Reforms Benefit Workers" By Mike Wynn
Appalachian Food Bank Highlights Needs of Hunger
"Appalachian Food Bank Highlights Needs of Hunger" By Chris Kenning
What Does ‘Equal Pay Day’ Mean for Kentucky Women, Especially Minorities?
"What Does 'Equal Pay Day' Mean for Kentucky Women, Especially Minorities?" By Phillip Bailey
Some State Pensions in Dire Straits
"Some State Pensions in Dire Straits" By Dustin Racioppi
Minimum Wage
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