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2020’s Best Real-Estate Markets
September 14, 2020
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Published by Alyssa Haynes on September 14, 2020
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Washington ranked as the best state to work during the pandemic. Here’s why

The study, from Oxfam, ranked states based on worker protections, healthcare and unemployment support. It looked at issues including mandated paid sick and family leave policies, state-level loans and grants for small businesses, expanded Medicaid and telehealth services, expanded unemployment support and eviction moratorium policies.

“When COVID-19 delivered a shattering blow to the economy in 2020, it put millions of working families at risk of illness, homelessness, and hunger,” the report said. “The federal government response was slow and halting. In the face of great and urgent need, many states took action to shore up safety nets and to catch working families at risk of falling, while others have failed to respond at all….READ MORE

More great articles:
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  • Walla Walla, Washington voted best wine region in US
  • These 24 Oregon companies are hiring, pandemic be damned 
  • Facebook buys REI’s newly completed Spring District HQ campus

 

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