Work and Livelihoods
Who gets a say when technology changes how people work?
Research · Policy · Coalition Building
Technology Should Work for Everyone
We bring people together to confront concentrated corporate power and shape an economy that works for everyday people.
Our Focus
Who has power in the tech economy?
The rules that shape work, affordability and competition are connected. Follow an issue across all three areas.
Economic Agency
How do data and algorithms shape what people can afford and where they can live?
Corporate Power and Capital Concentration
How can public institutions hold powerful companies to account?
Research You Can Use
Reports, tools and policy analysis for people working to change the rules.
Research
Generative AI and Jobs: A Refined Global Index of Occupational Exposure
A working paper that estimates how exposure to generative AI varies by occupation using task-level evidence. Useful for workforce planning and worker advocacy.
Research
FTC Surveillance Pricing Study: Research Summaries
Preliminary FTC staff findings on the kinds of consumer information pricing intermediaries can use to tailor prices and promotions.
Report
A Look Behind the Screens
An examination of how major social media and video streaming services collect, retain and use personal data.