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EPI comment on the Census Bureau’s proposed changes to the residence criteria and demographic items for the 2030 Census
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The working class is more diverse than ever before
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A pro-worker AI policy playbook: Strengthening unemployment insurance and building a better safety net
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Data accountability dashboard
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Unions promote secure retirements and healthier communities
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Wage suppression in 10 charts
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Unions are extremely popular: 56 million workers would join a union if they could
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Wages are lower in “right-to-work” states: These states have lower unionization rates and more anti-worker policies
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Everything you need to know about anti-union “right-to-work” laws
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The teacher pay penalty remained high in 2025: Teachers and students nationwide are still paying the price of decades of neglect
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EPI comment on EEOC’s proposed rule on removal of EEO reporting requirements
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The Cost of Deportations Calculator: Technical documentation
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The case for tripling union membership: How rebuilding union power would strengthen workers, the economy, and our democracy
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Sectoral bargaining FAQ: Collective bargaining, sectoral wage and standards boards, and worker power
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EPI comment on Postal Service’s proposed rule regarding “Ballot Mail for Federal Elections”
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EPI comment on DOL’s proposed rule on “Joint Employer Status” under the Fair Labor Standards Act
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EPI comment on DOL’s proposed rule on “Fiduciary Duties in Selecting Designated Investment Alternatives”
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Myths vs. facts about the minimum wage: An FAQ on the economics of increasing wage floors
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EPI comment on DOL proposed rule to update the prevailing wage methodology for the H-1B, H-1B1, and E-3 visa programs, and EB-2 and EB-3 green cards
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Setting high standards for a federal minimum wage: Raising the wage to two-thirds of the national median wage would lift pay for nearly 40 million workers
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U.S. employers spend more than $1.5 billion annually on union avoidance
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The Trump agenda has harmed the D.C. regional economy. Other regions should brace for impact.: Economic data from the first year of the president’s second term show declining employment, increased unemployment, and lagging private-sector growth.
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EPI comment on DOL’s proposed rule on “Employee or Independent Contractor Status”
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More than 40 organizations call on Congress to center workers in federal AI legislation
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EPI comment on DHS’s proposed rule on “Employment Authorization Reform for Asylum Applicants”
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Misclassifying workers as independent contractors is costly for workers and social insurance systems
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Colorado farmworkers deserve equal rights on overtime pay: Lawmakers should expand—not further limit—farmworkers’ eligibility for overtime pay
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Community benefits agreements can turn Southern manufacturing investments into good jobs and shared prosperity
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How ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds helped ensure a swift post-COVID recovery
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Adjusting minimum wages for inflation is a necessary yet modest step toward protecting affordability for low-wage workers: The case of California’s Fast Food Council