Papers
The Institute publishes various report, papers and case studies periodically. These are designed to capture best practices and new concepts. Its Unemployment Insurance State Opportunity Reports are produced bi-annually and examine key metrics for state programs.
How Much Longer Until Workers Come Back?
John W. Courtney – Updated January 28, 2022
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Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – January 2021
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – December
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – November
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – October
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – September
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – August
Helping the Unemployed Millions Who Are Not On Furlough – Examining the Impact of Continued Work Search Waivers
Unemployment Recovery Report in Nine Charts – July
Unemployment Recovery Report – Nine Clarifying Charts – June
Containing COVID-Driven Unemployment: Five Reemployment Policy Ideas as Temporary Layoffs Become Permanent
Texas’s Nine Strategies to Reemploy Unemployment Insurance Claimants: A Sixteen-Year Look-Back
The Experience Catch-22 – Apprenticeship and other work-based training programs proven to fill gaps
Reemployment Best Practices – The Results from Three Leading States
Utah’s Reemployment Innovations, Speeding Laid-Off Workers Back to Work – a Seven Year Look Back
Work Search Requirements That Work: The Research
Rethinking Work Search Integrity – 100% Verifiable Activities
Preventing Long Term Unemployment – Three Points of Leverage
Proactively Tackling Long-Term Unemployment – Reemployment Strategies That Work
American Institute for Full Employment – January 2013
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A Look at Job Market Dynamics – 50 Million Hires
UI Tax Structure – Smarter Taxes
Reemployment Fast Track – The Emerging Online Path for Integration
Why Piddle Around? Jobs and Economic Development
Subsidized Employment Under the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund
The Wisconsin Experience
Self-Sufficiency in Hawaii’s Welfare Programs
Final Report on the Jobs Plus Program
John W. Courtney and William B. Conerly, Ph.D – March 1, 2001
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