In a region with more than one hundred years of manufacturing history, the Green Empowerment Zone established a board with more than 40 members from labor unions, state policy groups, Congressional ...
“This is one of the key concerns, especially for nurses,” Khan said, noting a worry that algorithms are taking over decision-making. With increasing remote monitoring of patients and automated ...
Security staffing is a labor-intensive business with thin margins and high turnover and federal projections point to roughly 157,000 openings a year, most of them replacements rather than new ...
Join us for a webinar to discuss the Labor Center’s new report on manufacturing jobs in the Bay Area, Making it in the Bay, ...
“Digital technology has been used for decades to increase extraction of labor from workers and degrade working conditions,” said Mishal Khan. “Even if they don’t lose a single job to AI, it doesn’t ...
A 2018 report from the University of California, Berkeley Labor Center estimated that autonomous trucking could eventually eliminate up to 294,000 long-haul driving jobs nationwide. The report also ...
This report from the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment features research from seven University of California labor centers. The UC Berkeley Labor Center contributed the chapters ...
This page provides the number and percentage of residents enrolled in Covered California by county, congressional district, state senate district, and state assembly district as of March 2026. In ...
This page provides the estimated number and percentage of residents enrolled in Medi-Cal by county, congressional district, state senate district, and state assembly district as of April 2026. These ...
Some 3 million Californians, including 250,000 Orange County residents, are projected to lose coverage by 2028 as a result of policy changes from H.R. 1, last year’s massive federal tax and spending ...
We provide county-level projections of how many fewer Californians will be enrolled in full-scope Medi-Cal by 2028 as a result of policy changes in federal H.R.1 and the enacted 2025-26 state budget.
Bree is pursuing a Master of Public Policy and a Master of Science in Energy and Resources at UC Berkeley. Before graduate school, she worked at the California Air Resources Board, first on ...
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