74% of voters agree that Hollywood studios should be prohibited from replacing human writers with artificial intelligence.
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72% of voters support pay equity between the men’s and women’s national soccer teams.
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At least 70% of likely voters back all three bills, which would significantly reform labor laws and expand worker protections.
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About 70 percent of NYC voters say they would be less likely to vote for a city council member who opposes worker protections.
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Banning non-compete agreements will encourage a more equitable economy for all — and a bipartisan majority of Americans agree.
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Nearly three-quarters of New York voters (71 percent) would support a bill requiring employers to pay tipped workers the full minimum wage before tips.
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Voters support imposing fines for employers that have been found to violate labor laws by a +58-point margin.
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As ticketless Taylor Swift fans seethe, more than two-thirds of likely voters support breaking up Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
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Three-quarters of voters think the decision to unionize should be left exclusively to workers, and employers should remain neutral.
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63 percent of voters support unions at Amazon warehouses, Apple stores, Starbucks coffee shops, and other establishments.
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The overtime pay guarantees of the Fair Labor Standards Act have widespread, bipartisan support, with 88 percent of voters backing them.
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Voters support establishing a minimum salary floor for all congressional staffers by a +26-point margin.
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