What Constitutes a 'Good Job', and How Can We Create More of Them?
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“Our people are our most important asset” is a common refrain from the C-suite — but does the walk match the talk? For decades, working Americans have seen rising living expenses and flat paychecks, resulting in widespread financial stress among American families, communities, and the nation. What constitutes a “good job”? What roles should business and government play in creating them? This conversation is led by Economic Opportunities Program in collaboration with Business and Society Program. (Featured discussants: Clara Miller, Nadia Rawlinson, David Rolf, and Andy Unanue)
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