Recent ETI reports are summarized in 1-3 page briefs. See the Publications Listings for the full reports.

Inner City Milwaukee Single Parents Continue Working during Recession, Earnings Remain Low

They Built Our Community: Relief Work during the Great Depression

Understanding the UI Population in Milwaukee County

Drilldown on African American Male Unemployment and Workforce Needs

Health Occupation Drilldowns for Milwaukee County

Ex-Offender Populations in the Local Labor Force

Pre-Recession Occupational Shifts in Private Industry

Job Openings in the Milwaukee Region

PowerPoint Presentations (in PDF)

Socio-Economic Conditions Facing Children and Families in Milwaukee Public Schools

State of Central City Milwaukee

Job Openings in the Seven Counties of Southeastern Wisconsin: May 2009

Job Openings Training Presentation for Racine, Kenosha and Walworth Counties WIA and W2 Staff

Research Updates on Employment and Poverty Issues

Child Care Needs and Barriers to Employment

Driver's License Obstacles to Employment

Job Openings Surveys

Learning from the WPA

Milwaukee's Housing Crisis

Minority Access to Jobs and Housing

Neighborhood Indicators

Prison Rates among Milwaukee Workers

School to Work Curriculum and Research

Voter ID Issues

Welfare Research

Workforce Training

November 2012: Project Milwaukee: Help Wanted Forum on job skills gap issues and the shortage of jobs for experienced laid-off workers

November 2010: Inner city single parents remain in labor force during the recession, half earn less than $20,000

September 2010: July flood damage hits Milwaukee homeowners; foreclosures up in Waukesha County

February 2010: 86,000 metro area workers on lay-off and receiving unemployment insurance

December 2009: Addressing deep needs of innercity and new "hidden suburban poverty"

June 2009: Race-based solutions needed for African American workers in Milwaukee