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1. What Workers and Unions Stand to Gain from Recent Executive Orders on Artificial Intelligence

Author

Bernhardt, Annette and Hinkley, Sara

Subjects
executive orders, AI, artificial intelligence, workers, unions, worker rights
Abstract

We outline core principles for how government action on AI can benefit public and private sector workers, and comment on how two recent executive orders reflect those principles. Our goal is to help inform the significant work that lies ahead for federal, state, and local governments in their efforts to model responsible use of AI.

Published
2024

2. Current Landscape of Tech and Work Policy: A Roundup of Key Concepts

Author

Bernhardt, Annette and Pathak, Laura

Subjects
technology and work, public policy, digital workplace technology, electronic monitoring, algorithms, data privacy, bias, discrimination, biometric data, automation, warehouse quotas, collective bargaining
Abstract

An overview of current U.S. public policy that regulates employers’ use of digital workplace technologies.

Published
2024

6. Index

Author

Appelbaum, Eileen, Bernhardt, Annette, and Murnane, Richard J.

Published
2006

20. Contributors

Author

Appelbaum, Eileen, Bernhardt, Annette, and Murnane, Richard J.

Published
2006

23. Acknowledgments

Author

Appelbaum, Eileen, Bernhardt, Annette, and Murnane, Richard J.

Published
2006

24. Title Page

Author

Appelbaum, Eileen, Bernhardt, Annette, and Murnane, Richard J.

Published
2006

27. Cover

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

32. About the Authors

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

34. Acknowledgments

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

39. Notes

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

41. Index

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

43. References

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Morris, Martina, Handcock, Mark S., and Scott, Marc A.

Published
2001

45. Response to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Request for Information on Automated Worker Surveillance and Management

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Kresge, Lisa, and Feng, Kung

Subjects
future of work and workers, new technology and work
Abstract

Our goal in this comment is to highlight evidence indicating the prevalence of automated workplace surveillance and management technologies, impact on workers resulting from employers’ use of these systems, and principles and policy models for worker technology rights and protections.

Published
2023

46. California Takes a First Step Towards Worker Data Rights

Author

Bernhardt, Annette

Subjects
future of work & workers, new technology & work, worker data rights
Abstract

Berkeley Blog post. Employers are increasingly using digital technologies to hire, manage, and monitor workers, largely without any regulation. But on January 1, California took a first step towards worker data rights when new amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) went into effect and covered workers at large businesses.

Published
2023

47. California’s Labor Market in the Time of COVID-19

Author

Lopezlira, Enrique, Huang, Kuochih, Bernhardt, Annette ,, Jacobs, Ken, Thomason, Sarah, and Vázquez, Vivian

Subjects
Covid-19, labor market, low-wage work
Abstract

This data tool tracks the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on workers in California, and how the state is recovering from these effects. The pandemic left millions of Californians out of work, and while the economy has begun to recover in recent months, some workers continue to struggle. This resource will be updated periodically, as new data becomes available, to allow users to monitor the progress of labor markets in the state. Last updated May 18, 2022.

Published
2022

48. Independent Contracting in California: An Analysis of Trends and Characteristics Using Tax Data

Author

Bernhardt, Annette, Thomason, Sarah, Campos, Chris, Prohofsky, Allen, Ramesh, Aparna, and Rothstein, Jesse

Subjects
future of work & workers, independent contracting & gig work
Abstract

In this report, we leverage recent innovations in analyzing tax data to shed new light on the prevalence and characteristics of independent contracting in California.

Published
2022

49. California’s Labor Market in the Time of COVID-19: 2021 Chartbook

Author

Lopezlira, Enrique, Huang, Kuochih, Thomason, Sarah, Bernhardt, Annette, and Jacobs, Ken

Subjects
COVID-19, economic recovery, California, workers, unemployment, low-wage work, employment
Abstract

This data tool tracks the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on workers in California, and how the state is recovering from these effects. The pandemic left millions of Californians out of work, and while the economy has begun to recover in recent months, some workers continue to struggle. This resource will be updated periodically, as new data becomes available, to allow users to monitor the progress of labor markets in the state.

Published
2022

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