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Three-quarters of New Jerseyans Familiar With Proper - Vimarsana News

Three-quarters of New Jerseyans Familiar With Proper

Three in 10 say they or a family member has been prescribed opioid as pain medication...

Aura Study Finds Mothers Struggle to Balance Protecting Kids Online and Giving Them Freedom and Privacy - Vimarsana News

Aura Study Finds Mothers Struggle to Balance Protecting Kids Online and Giving Them Freedom and Privacy

/PRNewswire/ -- Aura, the leader in intelligent safety for consumers, today released new data showing how frequently American moms worry about their family's...

ABC/Ipsos poll: Majority think Trump deliberately broke the law -- but ... - Vimarsana News

ABC/Ipsos poll: Majority think Trump deliberately broke the law -- but ...

There are polls, and there are polls. And then there’s the Ipsos “KnowledgePanel” model, which isn’t quite a poll as commonly understood....

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Poll of American health care workers: USA TODAY/Ipsos Poll methodology - Vimarsana News

Poll of American health care workers: USA TODAY/Ipsos Poll methodology

A USA TODAY/Ipsos Poll asked health care workers about the coronavirus pandemic and how it's affected their work and personal lives.

New Ipsos Study Finds 8 in 10 Americans Think the Federal Minimum Wage is Too Low and Two-Thirds Support Increasing Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour - Vimarsana News

New Ipsos Study Finds 8 in 10 Americans Think the Federal Minimum Wage is Too Low and Two-Thirds Support Increasing Minimum Wage to $15 Per Hour

Posted on 10277 Today, global market research firm Ipsos released a new, comprehensive federal minimum wage study, which polled more than 6,000 Americans on their knowledge of and opinions on the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. The study confirmed that the vast majority of Americans agree that the federal minimum wage is too low and should be increased to at least $15 per hour. In addition, the study highlighted the difficulties for those earning less than $15 per hour to afford basic necessities, the significant imp...