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Broad scope outlined at Future of Work Commission meeting

Broad scope outlined at Future of Work Commission meeting
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Broad scope outlined at first Future of Work Commission meeting

Broad scope outlined at first Future of Work Commission meeting
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A Call to Reimagine Work and Benefits to Ensure All Workers Attain Financial Security

A Call to Reimagine Work and Benefits to Ensure All Workers Attain Financial Security This piece was originally posted on Workrisenetwork.org. You can read the original here.  The COVID-19 pandemic revealed a long-standing fact about the US labor market: work and wages alone do not guarantee financial security. A worker’s relationship to their employer whether they work full- or part-time or whether they are a permanent or contract employee may be more predictive of their financial well-being because these work arrangements determine access to workplace benefits, such as health insurance, retirement, and paid leave. Predictable and sufficient pay plus workplace benefits can lay a foundation for financial security, yet millions of workers are excluded from jobs offering these cornerstones.

California needs more jobs in job training

California needs more jobs in job training

In summary As we emerge from the pandemic, California needs job training that focuses on results for people and businesses. By Patrick Johnston, Special to CalMatters Patrick Johnston served in the Assembly from 1981 to 1991 and in the state Senate from 1991-2000, pj@patrick-johnston.com. He taught public policy at UC Berkeley and served as CEO of the California Association of Health Plans. Forty years ago California was in a recession with 10% unemployment, yet employers said that good jobs were going begging for lack of skilled workers.   The state spent hundreds of millions of dollars on training, but both business and labor were dissatisfied with the results: lots of certificates, but not many jobs.

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