Replaced by a Machine? U.S. Worker Worries on the Rise
Concerns about tech replacement are now shared by 22% of U.S. workers, rising 7 points since 2021.
Concerns about tech replacement are now shared by 22% of U.S. workers, rising 7 points since 2021.
A plurality of Americans (39%) describe the state of affairs at the U.S.-Mexico border as a “crisis,” while 33% deem the situation a “major problem.”
Just 18 percent of Americans say they are satisfied with the current state of the nation.
Seventy-five percent of Americans, including majorities of Republicans and Democrats, believe that taxes in America are too high.
Americans’ biggest concerns are the economy, health care affordability and crime, according to a recent Gallup poll.
For third year in a row, Americans rank China as America’s greatest enemy in the world today.
Most Americans predict economic struggles, political conflict in the U.S., and international chaos in 2023.
Crime has become a larger concern for Americans over the past two years, but this hasn’t led to renewed support for capital punishment.
A majority of small business owners hope for Republican victories and believe their small businesses will benefit more from Republican candidate triumphs.
Americans continue to view China as a source of concern, though there has been a shift since March in what is seen as the most serious problems.