Telephone survey designed to assess the state of working conditions in California, and to help inform public debate about critical issues facing the State in the areas of labor and employment. One focus of the survey was to measure the attitudes of California adults about a range of public policy issues related to employment. Another focus was to measure the extent to which various groups of workers differ in regard to wages, hours, benefits, and control over their working environment. Unionized workers were oversampled in this survey to facilitate comparative analyses of unionized workers and non-unionized workers.
