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  • From the Document: The coronavirus pandemic has led to an unprecedented public health and economic crisis But it also represents a crisis of worker voice As recent labor protests and strikes have made clear, many essential workers are being asked to return to jobs where they have little or no control over their pay and working conditions Meatpackers, warehouse workers, food deliverers, grocery store clerks, and health care aides are all having to choose between unemployment or low-wage jobs that put themselves, their customers, and their families at risk of coronavirus infection Yet the pandemic only exacerbated longstanding inequalities in workplace standards: well before the coronavirus outbreak, many American workers lacked the voice they wanted from their jobs, including input over pay, benefits, and work routines To better understand how Americans are thinking about worker power and organization in the coronavirus era, this memo summarizes results from a new survey of 1,181 likely voters COVID-19 (Disease);Labor market;Labor laws and legislation;Public opinion polls;Employees--Safety measures
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  • What Americans Think About Worker Power and Organization: Lessons from a New Survey
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  • 2020

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