Publications by Daniel Schneider
The brutal psychological toll of erratic work schedules
June 27, 2019 • Commentary • By Daniel Schneider and Kristen Harknett
Working in the Service Sector in Connecticut
March 22, 2018 • Policy Brief • By Daniel Schneider and Kristen Harknett
Nearly 250,000 workers are employed in the retail and food service sector in the state of Connecticut.1 Nationally, jobs in the service sector are characterized by low pay and…
Working in the Service Sector in Philadelphia
February 5, 2018 • Policy Brief • By Kristen Harknett and Daniel Schneider
Nearly 100,000 workers are employed in the retail and food service sector in the Philadelphia metropolitan area.1 Nationally, jobs in the service sector are characterized by low pay and…
The Great Recession reduced fertility among unmarried and teen women
May 11, 2017 • Policy Brief • By Daniel Schneider
By Daniel Schneider
March 1, 2015 • Working Papers • By Daniel Schneider and Orestes P. Hastings
Abstract The United States has become increasingly characterized by stark class divides in family structure. Poor women are less likely to marry than their more affluent counterparts, but far more…