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Christian E. Weller

Boston, Washington
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Find me on Bluesky. Public Policy @umassboston & @amprog; @forbes; economic policy, retirement & wealth inequality;
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Unions Build Wealth for All Americans

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By Jazmine D. Amoako, David Madland, Christian E. Weller
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] A steelworker installs a steel beam signed by construction workers and guests on May 13, 2026, during expansion of The Broad Museum in Los Angeles. (Getty/Patrick T. Fallon/AFP) Building wealth is essential to improving economic security for working Americans and families. Unlike income, wealth acts as a safety net during periods of hardship, allowing families to manage unexpected expenses and reach long-term economic goals such as homeownership and a secure retirement.
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Volatile Job Numbers Mask Stagnant Labor Market in the Trump Administration’s Economy: Analysis of the March 2026 Jobs Report

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By Christian E. Weller, Kennedy Andara
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Center for American Progress Volatile Job Numbers Mask Stagnant Labor Market in the Trump Administration’s Economy: Analysis of the March 2026 Jobs Report Share People wait in line to attend a job fair for employment in Inglewood, California, September 2021. (Getty/Patrick T. Fallon/AFP) The labor market has been at stall speed for some time now, and the latest labor market numbers, though positive, do not change that longer-term outlook.
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December Jobs Day Closes a Year of a Stalling Labor Market

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By Christian E. Weller
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Job seekers at a job fair in Sunrise, Florida, September 25, 2025. (Getty/Joe Raedle) The labor market remains weak, according to the the Employment Situation report for December 2025 from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). In December 2025, employers added 50,000 new jobs, the unemployment rate fell to 4.4 percent, in part because people left the labor force, and the prior two months of new jobs were revised down by a total of 76,000 jobs.
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