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This article synthesizes research about the long-term costs of debt inequality on communities of colour in the United States of America, adding an in-depth analysis of several new advances in banking and lending, and proposing several key principles for reducing…
Why does the payday still exist? This article studies various explanations—economic, historical, behavioral, and legal. It concludes that the payday owes its existence to legacy legal architecture and suggests a path for legal reform.
This video presents the electronic payroll system in Peru, which helps facilitate workers’ registration and transition to formality and contributes to improving the effectiveness of labour inspections.
This report explains how workers in the United States of America are paid, highlights data showing an increasing use of payroll cards, describes the types of workers most likely to use payroll cards, and outlines the benefits and risks of…
This report provides findings from consumer research on employee payroll card usage and opportunities for improvement in card design and delivery in the United States of America.
This case study presents how Grupo Bimbo identified digitization as a key element to help merchants remain competitive against modern retail stores in Mexico.
This guide, developed for the United States of America, provides policymakers with a comprehensive source of information concerning payroll cards. The American Payroll Association’s model payroll card legislation is included in the appendix.
This article covers trends in the US payroll-card market, benefits and risks of using the cards, applicable state and federal laws, and tips for advocates assisting workers on payroll cards.