The American Worker Project Tackles the Critical Issue of Workers’ Wellbeing in U.S. Politics: Bridging the Divide with Evidence-Based Analysis

American politics is currently undergoing a significant shift, with a heated debate on how to improve the lives of workers at its core. Unfortunately, this discussion often lacks a common understanding based on factual information and statistical proof about the current status of American workers.

To address this gap, The American Worker Project has been launched, offering original analysis from EIG scholars, along with public opinion research and a variety of guest essays. By presenting a comprehensive view of the condition of American workers, this project aims to establish a consensus that goes beyond political and ideological differences.

Creating this consensus is crucial in paving the way for a more constructive dialogue on the ideas and policies needed to ensure the economy reaches its full potential, enabling American workers to achieve their own goals. Ultimately, The American Worker Project strives to facilitate a more informed and impactful discussion that can lead to tangible improvements in the lives of workers across the country.