This groundbreaking Labor Center report provides a new and comprehensive set of policy principles for worker technology rights in the United States.

Higher minimum wages lead single mothers of young children to obtain more child care and join the workforce. The results: higher employment, higher family incomes and less child poverty.

In an effort to encourage UC graduate students to study policy-relevant research topics, CPL invites applications for fellowships to work on research projects using California administrative data or other CPL datasets.

The Labor Center, CSCCE, and California Policy Lab are seeking passionate, qualified candidates for leadership development and senior research roles. Apply today.