ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)- A new report shows the loss of jobs and drastically reduced working hours among low-wage workers is contributing to a decline in mental/economic stability for them and their families. Although employer-provided supports have helped some families maintain income, these efforts reach fewer than half of families, and the broad set of public policies that were immediately enacted have reached even fewer. “And hourly workers like these generally don’t have a lot of savings to fall back on: most report that they will be able to pay rent or mortgage for no more than two months and will be able to buy groceries for two and a half months under the current circumstances.