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Bipartisan Commission Of Business, Civic, And Academic Leaders Develop A Framework For Inclusive Capitalism New Proposal Outlines 21 Policies for More Equitable and Inclusive Outcomes for the American Worker News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to making capitalism work for everyone, today launched the Framework for Inclusive Capitalism: A New Compact Among Business, Government, and American Workers. The framework demonstrates the potential for business...

Policymakers have long understood that structural unemployment is a source of community decline. A neighborhood in which people are poor but employed, the American sociologist William Julius Wilson observed, is different from a neighborhood in which people are poor and jobless. Yet while the federal government has made substantial investments in communities through infrastructure, tax, and housing incentives, these efforts have not expanded economic opportunity for millions of American families locked out of the economic mainstream. White House Chief of Staff, Ron Klain, has said that one of...

POLITICO Four in 10 companies say they can't find workers with the right skills. John Heckert wipes his eyes as he uses a computer to fill out paperwork for unemployment insurance at Eastbay Works Oakland One-Stop Career Center. Photo by Justin Sullivan | Getty Images Link Copied Four in 10 American employers are struggling to find workers with the right skills for at least some of their vacancies, according to a new survey of 850 companies. That's despite a 6.7 percent unemployment rate and remote working broadening the talent pool for many roles. Employers need to be “implementing reskill...

President-elect Joe Biden's Energy Secretary pick, Jennifer Granholm, has disclosed millions of dollars of investments in corporate and private business interests.

President-elect Joe Biden's Energy Secretary pick, Jennifer Granholm, has disclosed millions of dollars of investments in corporate and private business interests.