This supplement provides detailed information on the research that informs the first release of FrameWorks’ WorkShi! project on reframing work and labor in the United States.1 Below, we outline the research conducted with researchers, advocates and practitioners, and with members of the public that provides the evidence base for the brief, describing the methods used and sample composition.
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