Welfare to (Non-Traditional) Work?

Welfare, U.S. Poverty, Economic Mobility, Children & Families, U.S. Economy

Ron Haskins, Senior Fellow, Economic Studies

New York Public Radio

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August 03, 2007 —

Governor Spitzer vetoed a bill that would have steered women welfare-to-work participants to non-traditional, higher paying jobs. Ron Haskins, from The Brookings Institution and State Senator Liz Krueger (D-26th District) debate the issue.

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