PRB featured a segment of the Critical Labor Coalition discussing labor shortages and policy solutions.
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Labor Day may be behind us, but the questions it raises about work aren't going anywhere. Who will make up tomorrow's workforce? What skills will they need? Who has powe…
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- 51–200 employees
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PRB is a nonpartisan research organization focused on improving the health and well-being of people globally through evidence-based policies and practices. We provide expert analysis, training, strategic counsel, and policy and communications consultation on demographic data and population research, and develop communications tools and strategies that drive policies, programming, and funding decisions to improve the lives of people around the world.
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PRB published a report analyzing AI and the future of work, highlighting uneven job disruption, inequities between large and small firms, and worker power.
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PRB published a data-driven look at the future of work on the 9th chart, examining global workforce demographics, skills, and policy.
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PRB released the 2026 World Population Data Sheet with 24 indicators, over 200 countries and territories, and a new interactive Data Explorer coming September 17.
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