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What does it take to build careers with higher wages, less risk of unemployment, better benefits, more autonomy over work conditions, and the ability to build savings?
In Fall 2020, The DeBruce Foundation initiated a nationally representative longitudinal trend survey to assess patterns of employment, income, and work conditions in America. Starting in 2022, The DeBruce Foundation now releases annual reports on Employment Empowerment:
The 2022 report, Working Smarter: Driving Employment Empowerment with Career Literacy and Networks, identified Career Literacy and Network Strength as key factors in building empowered careers.
The newly released 2023 report, Start Early, Succeed Sooner: Insights from the 2023 Employment Empowerment Study, highlights the compounding effects of developing career literacy and strong networks in younger people.
