In many of these rooms, the first item on the agenda is silencing our voices, part of an elite-driven fallacy that the future of work is something that will be done to workers instead of shaped by us. This conversation is happening around us, often without us. That’s why, in the United States and around the world, key stakeholders are engaging in a discussion about the future of work. This uprising comes at a critical moment, as the astounding technologies of the digital revolution have the potential to improve workers’ lives, but also threaten to degrade or eliminate millions of jobs. Working people across industries and demographics are joining together for a better life.

Yet as we write this report, a wave of collective action is sweeping the nation.

For the better part of four decades, workers have been more productive than ever, creating massive amounts of wealth-but rigged economic rules, unmitigated corporate greed and unrelenting political attacks have weakened our voices, stifled our wages and eroded our economic security.

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