American politics is currently undergoing a significant shift, with the well-being of workers at the forefront of the discussion. However, this debate often lacks a shared understanding that is grounded in concrete facts and statistical data regarding the current status of American workers.
In response to this gap, the American Worker Project has been established with the goal of bridging this divide. The project offers original analysis from EIG scholars, public opinion research, and a diverse range of guest essays. By achieving a consensus on the state of American workers that transcends political and ideological barriers, we can pave the way for a more constructive dialogue on the ideas and policies needed to ensure that the economy operates at its full capacity.
This consensus will enable American workers to realize their fullest potential and thrive in the workforce. With concrete facts and statistical data as our foundation, we can establish a much-needed understanding of how to improve the well-being of workers in America.