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Most Low-Income Parents are Employed

General Material
Published Date
November, 2007
Publisher(s)
National Center for Children in Poverty (NCCP)

This sheet shows that most children in low-income families have parents employed full-time and year round, and that many low-income parents are unable to find full-time, year-round work. It also addresses the concentration of low-income workers in the service industry.

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Most Low-Income Parents Are Employed
Material Categories
Economic Justice
Employment Rights
Parenting
Socioeconomic Class

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