Advancing equity through the Good Jobs Initiative

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所属领域 Special Initiatives, Good Jobs Initiative • 作者： Richard Cesar, Brittany Stich •
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The Biden-Harris administration is delivering historic investments to communities across the country, growing our economy from the middle-out and bottom-up, not top-down. Thanks to the Investing in America agenda –
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所属领域 Good Jobs Initiative • 作者： Teresa Acuña, Raj Nayak, Cassie Robertson •
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Good, family sustaining jobs make our economy and our nation stronger, but our current structure of work is not enough to provide families with economic security.
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To deliver the equity impacts outlined in President Biden's executive order on advancing racial equity and support for underserved communities, we must build and strengthen partnerships.
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Data is critical to a good jobs strategy. Here are some tips on incorporating data for state and local governments, grantees, employers, labor organizations and community groups.
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A look at how we're working diligently to ensure that equity is a central part of federal infrastructure investments. 
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As part of the Good Jobs Initiative, the U.S. Department of Labor helps other federal agencies improve equity and job quality through formal partnerships.
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Through the Good Jobs Initiative, we’re doubling down on our commitment to advance job quality and support a whole-of-government approach to creating good jobs.
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