Rockefeller Foundation [to 22 August 2015]
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Workshift Campaign Launches to Amplify the Voices of American Workers in Defining a Good Job in America
Workshift will engage American workers across the country to highlight their stories, collectively identify what makes a good job in America, and create a pathway to good jobs for all
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…“Businesses have the power to create good jobs for workers today and in the future, but we have been missing a definition of what makes a good job in America that’s driven by working Americans themselves,” said Judith Rodin, president of The Rockefeller Foundation. “A good job in America should be beneficial for businesses and employees alike, and Workshift is creating an opportunity to start the conversation that will make this goal a reality.”
Workshift is organized by Purpose and supported by The Rockefeller Foundation, whose work seeks to advance inclusive economies that expand opportunities for more broadly shared prosperity, especially for those facing the greatest barriers to advancing their well-being.

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Remarks by Dr. Judith Rodin at the Cities for Tomorrow Conference
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