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WorkforceRx guest Natalie Foster, president of the Economic Security Project, tells Futuro Health CEO Van Ton-Quinlivan, she sees a new paradigm — which would create an economic floor of guaranteed income, housing, healthcare, childcare and education — as an evolution of American capitalism. “It’s an evolution that’s needed if we are truly to tap into the genius that exists all over this country but is unevenly tapped now because opportunity in America is uneven.” Foster says pilot programs in various cities and states have proven the wisdom of the approach, and she expects those local innovations to continue during what will likely be a period of national inaction given the outcome of the November elections.

Don’t miss this provocative conversation that includes discussion of extending income guarantees to those pursuing jobs in specific sectors with severe workforce shortages, and what federal policy during the pandemic taught us about the power of economic security. Podcast link in bio! 🔗

#podcast #workforcesolutions

WorkforceRx guest Natalie Foster, president of the Economic Security Project, tells Futuro Health CEO Van Ton-Quinlivan, she sees a new paradigm — which would create an economic floor of guaranteed income, housing, healthcare, childcare and education — as an evolution of American capitalism. “It’s an evolution that’s needed if we are truly to tap into the genius that exists all over this country but is unevenly tapped now because opportunity in America is uneven.” Foster says pilot programs in various cities and states have proven the wisdom of the approach, and she expects those local innovations to continue during what will likely be a period of national inaction given the outcome of the November elections.

Don’t miss this provocative conversation that includes discussion of extending income guarantees to those pursuing jobs in specific sectors with severe workforce shortages, and what federal policy during the pandemic taught us about the power of economic security. Podcast link in bio! 🔗

#podcast #workforcesolutions

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WorkforceRx guest Natalie Foster, president of the Economic Security Project, tells Futuro Health CEO Van Ton-Quinlivan, she sees a new paradigm — which would create an economic floor of guaranteed income, housing, healthcare, childcare and education — as an evolution of American capitalism. “It’s an evolution that's needed if we are truly to tap into the genius that exists all over this country but is unevenly tapped now because opportunity in America is uneven.” Foster says pilot programs in various cities and states have proven the wisdom of the approach, and she expects those local innovations to continue during what will likely be a period of national inaction given the outcome of the November elections.
Don’t miss this provocative conversation that includes discussion of extending income guarantees to those pursuing jobs in specific sectors with severe workforce shortages, and what federal policy during the pandemic taught us about the power of economic security. ow.ly/GAMo50UuJzk
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