“Wage insurance… you lose your job and then you have to go to a lower wage job… that to me is a good use of wage insurance”

Kathryn Anne Edwards · The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · A Working (Class) Economy with Kathryn Anne Edwards

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advocated for wage insurance that pays workers when they lose a job so they don't have to take a lower-wage job

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