Fixing Work - Recent Lessons from the Field

Join this webinar to explore innovative strategies for creating good jobs and improving working conditions across the United States. Learn from over 20 leaders who are pioneering solutions to ensure every job provides economic security, advancement opportunities, and safe, dignified, equitable workplaces. Discover how diverse stakeholders across sectors are moving beyond traditional labor union approaches to address the growing prevalence of low-wage, precarious employment. Examine findings from The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program's comprehensive report based on in-depth interviews with practitioners at the forefront of building a fairer economy where workers, communities, and businesses thrive together. Gain insights into how these leaders conceptualize good jobs, understand the specific strategies they employ to create quality employment, and explore the real-world experiences and lessons learned from their change-making efforts. Access practical knowledge and inspiration to advance job quality initiatives whether you work as a workforce development professional, policymaker, business advisor, or advocate, as part of the ongoing Job Quality in Practice webinar series.

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These leaders are at the forefront of building a fairer and more just economy where workers, communities, and businesses can succeed together. Join us on Tuesday, July 22, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Eastern time, for our webinar “Fixing Work: Recent Lessons from the Field,” to hear how these leaders think about good jobs, what strategies they use to build them, and the experiences and lessons they have learned in creating change. Whether you’re a workforce leader, policymaker, business advisor, or advocate, this conversation will offer fresh insights, practical lessons, and inspiration to advance job quality in your own work. This event is part of our Job Quality in Practice webinar series.