To build an inclusive future of work, we must build systems that promote lifelong learning.

The Future of Work Initiative National Advisory Council's report, Solutions for a Changing Economy, outlines a set of policy recommendations designed to respond to the challenges around the future of work.

Part II: Policies for Shared Prosperity proposes a policy agenda to maximize opportunity, minimize disruption, and ensure the gains of automation are broadly shared.

As governors and state legislators explore measures responsive to the changing nature of work, the Future of Work Initiative State Policy Agenda highlights a set of policy options that would help address this challenge.

This proposal seeks to address the complexity of tax filing for independent workers. Its goals are to make the filing process simpler, to make independent workers’ income more transparent and comparable to that of traditional workers, and to increase tax compliance.

To address the impacts of technological change and the decline in employer-provided training on the workforce, the Future of Work Initiative proposes a tax credit for businesses to invest in training for their low- and middle-income workers. The issue brief has been updated from May 2017 to include economic modeling.