Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on the economic and psychological well-being of hourly service workers

From Tony Hillen 4/16/2021

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Dr. Anna Gassman-Pines will present findings from her on-going study of hourly service workers with young children (N = ~1,000). The sample was initially recruited in Fall, 2019 prior to the pandemic and has been followed since, with the most recent data collection wave in Fall, 2020. Dr. Gassman-Pines will present results on how the pandemic has affected job and income loss, material hardship, access to the social safety net and parent and child well-being.

Tags: social work

Video credits: Dr. Anna Gassman-Pines, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Psychology and Neuroscience, Duke University
Appears In: Social Work

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Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on the economic and psychological well-being of hourly service workers

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