The Heldrich Center conducts an array of cutting-edge work surveys on issues of concern to American Workers and employers - from the acclaimed Work Trends public opinion series to statewide and industry polls.
Completed Projects
National Work Trends Survey on the Distressed American Worker
National Work Trends Survey on the Anxious American Worker
National Work Trends Survey on How Americans View Discrimination and Race on the Job – “A Workplace Divided”
National Work Trends Survey on Barriers to Employment for People with Disabilities – “Restricted Access”
National Work Trends Survey on the Plight of Dislocated Workers – “The Disposable Worker: Living in a Job-Loss Economy”
National Work Trends Survey on the Economy and Employee Layoffs – “Laid Off: American Workers and Employers Assess a Volatile Labor Market”
National Work Trends Surveys on Retirement and Older Workers
Listed below are publications resulting from the Heldrich Center's surveys and polls.
2008-08-27
Reports findings from a 2008 Work Trends survey of 1,000 Americans, which reveals that many American workers fear that their jobs will move to another country, feel undervalued and underpaid, and worry that they may never be able to retire. The survey results also paint a troubling picture of economic and job insecurity, framed by worry and uncertainty over what the future holds.
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