A groundbreaking longitudinal panel study of American workers suffering unemployment and long-term unemployment (workers looking for work for at least six months) during and after the Great Recession. Heldrich Center researchers conducted four surveys asking workers about their unemployment and reemployment experiences from 2008 to 2011. This series went on to win the 2013 American Association for Public Opinion Research Policy Impact Award.

Heldrich Center studies on economic and labor market trends typically focus on specific sectors, including but not limited to childcare, healthcare, life sciences, and technology.

Research Expertise The Heldrich Center is a national leader in improving employment outcomes for people with disabilities. For over two decades, we've conducted rigorous program evaluations and research, delivered strategic technical assistance, and advised employers...

Publication June 7, 2023Provides an overview of the New Jersey Career Network Job Seeker Community and its services, examines membership, and reviews the Community’s operations and outreach efforts. Also offers lessons learned from the Community and recommendations...