Labor Market Data: Employment and Poverty/Welfare

  • Employment
  • Poverty and Welfare
    • Poverty and Welfare Data
      • Poverty Data from Connecticut Sources
        • Connecticut Poverty Report, January 2013
        • Child Poverty and Prevention Council Reports, administered by Connecticut’s Office of Policy and Management.
        • Connecticut Permanent Commission on Status of Women, including
          • Basic Economic Security Tables (BEST) for Connecticut, 2012
          • Overlooked and Undercounted: Where Connecticut Stands (June 2007)
            Nearly one in five Connecticut households does not have enough income to meet their basic costs of living. This is almost three times the proportion officially considered poor in Connecticut, according to the Federal Poverty Level. Families with inadequate incomes….”, from CT Permanent Commission on Status of Women.
      • Poverty Data from Federal and National Sources
      • Welfare Data from Federal and National Sources
    • Poverty and Welfare References from Federal and National Sources