Former Pre-doctoral Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School
Kevin is a PhD student in sociology at Stanford. He received a B.A. in Public Policy from the University of Michigan in 2024. There, he contributed to research on low-income families and the impacts of COVID-era social programs. Between 2024 and 2026 Kevin worked for Shift as a pre-doctoral fellow at Harvard Kennedy School.
Contact: kbruey@stanford.edu
Publications
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Predictably Unstable?: Precarious Work and Precarious Relationships in the U.S.
Read the Full Article This study examines the association between workers’ experience of unpredictable and unstable work schedules and their…
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How Well is Fair Workweek Working? A Review of Existing Research
Read the Full Report Work schedule instability and unpredictability have been identified as critical threats to hourly workers’ well-being, on…
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Unpredictable and Unstable: Fast Food Jobs in Los Angeles
Read the Full Article Over the past ten years, fast food workers have been at the center of powerful social…
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Amazon Drives Low Wages: The Unraveling of Workplace Protections for Delivery Drivers
Read the Full Article Amazon has revolutionized shopping and challenged traditional brick-and-mortar retail. But at the heart of this logistics…
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Early Effects of California’s $20 Fast Food Minimum Wage: Large Wage Increases with No Effects on Hours, Scheduling, or Benefits
By comparing California fast food workers with their counterparts in retail jobs or employed at the same firms outside of…