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see a lot of progress since last version, feels closer

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In last bullet, what is gained by including "positions US as dominant power..." and where else does that show up?

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In last bullet, what is gained by including "positions US as dominant power..." and where else does that show up?

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Workers lives don't end at their job ... is this getting at whole worker as a general premise or meaning a specific type of organizing - whole worker organizing.

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Workers lives don't end at their job ... is this getting at whole worker as a general premise or meaning a specific type of organizing - whole worker organizing.

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We should be more explicit about which capitalism. Laissez-Faire capitalism?

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We should be more explicit about which capitalism. Laissez-Faire capitalism?

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The comment on Capitalism is a little broad. yearn to qualify for that term to get more specific. Market fundamentalism is more on brand of what we are targeting. Wide range of opinions regarding this in the labor center. 

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The comment on Capitalism is a little broad. yearn to qualify for that term to get more specific. Market fundamentalism is more on brand of what we are targeting. Wide range of opinions regarding this in the labor center. 

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structure based organizing not clear to me

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"...the main influencers that position the US as a dominant power in the global economy..." this is a geopolitical statement. Doesn't seem to fit within LC's wheelhouse...plus not sure the statement is accurate. 

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"...the main influencers that position the US as a dominant power in the global economy..." this is a geopolitical statement. Doesn't seem to fit within LC's wheelhouse...plus not sure the statement is accurate. 

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Workers lives don't end at their jobs... could elaborate on that perhaps

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Similar question about term capitalism. Are we trying to specify what we're working towards (no capitalism? different capitalism?) or is it enough to articulate the direction of change we're working on?

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Similar question about term capitalism. Are we trying to specify what we're working towards (no capitalism? different capitalism?) or is it enough to articulate the direction of change we're working on?

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under #6 - weak public policies: perhaps reinforce that attacks on our democratic systems (influence of big money, disinfo, attacks on electoral systems) are a threat?

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under #6 - weak public policies: perhaps reinforce that attacks on our democratic systems (influence of big money, disinfo, attacks on electoral systems) are a threat?

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(after #3) --- need high participation high engagement organizations and democracy, not only service model

(part of discussion: union governance structures often lack democracy)

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would be helpful to clarify (or spell out) the term BIPOC 

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would be helpful to clarify (or spell out) the term BIPOC 

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How explicit is the student work? Is it captured in building the pipeline? What are we saying about building curriculum a Labor Studies program?

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How explicit is the student work? Is it captured in building the pipeline? What are we saying about building curriculum a Labor Studies program?

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Could add not enough investment in education about labor, there is corporate influence in higher ed, impacts and limits what students learn and what careers they move towards.

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Could add not enough investment in education about labor, there is corporate influence in higher ed, impacts and limits what students learn and what careers they move towards.

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I think it's right to point to the "right-wing" but it seems like it's a bit limiting because often the left wing is as guilty of not really supporting unions/the work of the labor movement. 

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I think it's right to point to the "right-wing" but it seems like it's a bit limiting because often the left wing is as guilty of not really supporting unions/the work of the labor movement. 

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climate change threatens our existence - seems like that should be further up than #8?

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climate change threatens our existence - seems like that should be further up than #8?

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weak labor law enforcement versus employment law. it's not just protecting workers it supports workers' ability to organize. group self-determination 

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weak labor law enforcement versus employment law. it's not just protecting workers it supports workers' ability to organize. group self-determination 

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Could add in 5 more specifically that the public generally lacks info and opportunity to learn about labor

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Could add in 5 more specifically that the public generally lacks info and opportunity to learn about labor

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Around #6 - ... and 50 year attack on the very idea of regulation has undermined the role of the state and effective governance

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Feel like this section is missing inequality as an explicit problem

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Feel like this section is missing inequality as an explicit problem

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Is #7 is a statement of a need or a problem?

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Is #7 is a statement of a need or a problem?

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"Worker-centered orgs need stronger organizing, leadership and research skills to take advantage of the interest and opportunities for organizing and building power. " It's more than this, people in general need to have more access to labor education. 

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"Worker-centered orgs need stronger organizing, leadership and research skills to take advantage of the interest and opportunities for organizing and building power. " It's more than this, people in general need to have more access to labor education. 

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declining unionization is a problem not just bc of lack of awareness of unions, but also bc it means that all the other problems we're facing are actually GROWING

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declining unionization is a problem not just bc of lack of awareness of unions, but also bc it means that all the other problems we're facing are actually GROWING

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Sometimes we are reactive in our work because worker center orgs often do work based on funding opportunities, and not always about what's most needed/impactful/strategic.

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Sometimes we are reactive in our work because worker center orgs often do work based on funding opportunities, and not always about what's most needed/impactful/strategic.

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Are the goals of the problem section to describe problems in a broad sense and/or to identify the specific problems of each team?

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Are the goals of the problem section to describe problems in a broad sense and/or to identify the specific problems of each team?

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Add students as a named stakeholder in second strategy

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Add students as a named stakeholder in second strategy

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under promoting vitality ... by providing training and TA to worker orgs and unions - does this include broader movement orgs such as tenant right groups? (per the beliefs section above and actual practice at the moment, I believe). If yes, we should be explicit, yes?

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under promoting vitality ... by providing training and TA to worker orgs and unions - does this include broader movement orgs such as tenant right groups? (per the beliefs section above and actual practice at the moment, I believe). If yes, we should be explicit, yes?

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^could change "worker orgs" to "working class organizations" to incorporate?

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50-year shift in governance/regulation away from shared prosperity towards deregulation and hollowing out of worker protections

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50-year shift in governance/regulation away from shared prosperity towards deregulation and hollowing out of worker protections

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Under first strategy - add educating students about the history and current labor movement

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Under first strategy - add educating students about the history and current labor movement

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are we strategically focused on California or national or both? not explicit in the strategy section

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are we strategically focused on California or national or both? not explicit in the strategy section

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Change the second bullet to countervailing power to anti-worker people. the current second bullet would be a sub-bullet. 

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Change the second bullet to countervailing power to anti-worker people. the current second bullet would be a sub-bullet. 

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Starting to feel like a laundry list - feels like these could be compiled into buckets

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Starting to feel like a laundry list - feels like these could be compiled into buckets

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Bring the belief about capitalism into the strategies somehow

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Bring the belief about capitalism into the strategies somehow

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second Sub-bullet under the second bullet would be building awareness of labor and progressive political power 

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second Sub-bullet under the second bullet would be building awareness of labor and progressive political power 

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This section seems right for what we are doing at the LC currently but I feel it doesn't necessarily gets to what we should be doing in the future. It's descriptive but feels a bit limiting about what we should be using in the future.

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This section seems right for what we are doing at the LC currently but I feel it doesn't necessarily gets to what we should be doing in the future. It's descriptive but feels a bit limiting about what we should be using in the future.

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happy to see capitalism and white supremacy named as main influencers

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happy to see capitalism and white supremacy named as main influencers

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Work at the Labor Center should expose the myth that capitalism and genuine democracy can co-exist

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Work at the Labor Center should expose the myth that capitalism and genuine democracy can co-exist

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A lot is packed into the first two bullets. Noting diversity of leadership is distinct from cross racial solidarity

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A lot is packed into the first two bullets. Noting diversity of leadership is distinct from cross racial solidarity

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bullets 1 and 3 are similar could be combined

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bullets 1 and 3 are similar could be combined

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Feels like something is missing related to democracy and functional government vis a vis the policy problem and policy strategy 

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Feels like something is missing related to democracy and functional government vis a vis the policy problem and policy strategy 

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Missing: nothing regarding the strong institutional regulatory environment. all other points at individual or group level outcomes. nothing about the institutional framework that influences all of these.

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Missing: nothing regarding the strong institutional regulatory environment. all other points at individual or group level outcomes. nothing about the institutional framework that influences all of these.

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"Workers have greater power vis a vis capital." I am confused about what this means with "vis-a-vis". Does this mean that workers have more power than the capitalists/owning class? Do they have their own capital? Just think this could be worded more clearly

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"Framing the public debate around and perceptions..." This is confusing. As researchers our jobs is to get at "what is" based on data/evidence...and in doing so correct misperceptions. This seems like we will take perceptions as reality and frame the debate around that.

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"Framing the public debate around and perceptions..." This is confusing. As researchers our jobs is to get at "what is" based on data/evidence...and in doing so correct misperceptions. This seems like we will take perceptions as reality and frame the debate around that.

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feels like 7 and 8 could usefully be combined

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feels like 7 and 8 could usefully be combined

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"California's labor movement (and national)"

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"California's labor movement (and national)"

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"Workers have the resources needed for a good life while working and in retirement" and "Workers have high quality jobs, and are able to spend time with family, in community, for rest, and for leisure" could be combined and still cover the important distinctions

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"Workers have the resources needed for a good life while working and in retirement" and "Workers have high quality jobs, and are able to spend time with family, in community, for rest, and for leisure" could be combined and still cover the important distinctions

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Do all results/impacts need to be utopian and aspirational? Seems like marginal gains and victories are important results/impacts as well.

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Do all results/impacts need to be utopian and aspirational? Seems like marginal gains and victories are important results/impacts as well.

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Bullet 6 is about changing the definition of quality job. Perhaps we need more explicit statements about workers have autonomy, agency etc. 

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Bullet 6 is about changing the definition of quality job. Perhaps we need more explicit statements about workers have autonomy, agency etc. 

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Is an impact that more people learn about the labor movement? This is in regards to labor education

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Is an impact that more people learn about the labor movement? This is in regards to labor education

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"There is a “just transition” for workers in high climate-warming markets to quality union jobs that support a functioning and resilient climate. " Phrasing isn't clear... suggest change to: "We address climate change in a way that creates a real just transition for workers and communities, and grows good, union jobs and career pathways in the green economy"

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"There is a “just transition” for workers in high climate-warming markets to quality union jobs that support a functioning and resilient climate. " Phrasing isn't clear... suggest change to: "We address climate change in a way that creates a real just transition for workers and communities, and grows good, union jobs and career pathways in the green economy"

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personally I like the exercise of visioning liberation/a better future, even though it may not be achievable within 20 years. it is important to think constructively of what is possible to create vs. just being reactive to the problems that we have

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Some of the statements are very vague (i.e. capitalism, capital vs. labor power), which on the one hand can incorporate a wide range of interpretations, but on the other hand might be at the cost of gaining clarity and having difficult conversations about world views and strategy.

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Some of the statements are very vague (i.e. capitalism, capital vs. labor power), which on the one hand can incorporate a wide range of interpretations, but on the other hand might be at the cost of gaining clarity and having difficult conversations about world views and strategy.

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Overall the strategies section feels a lot stronger than it was (thank you!). The problem and impacts section feel a bit unwieldy to me. 

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Overall the strategies section feels a lot stronger than it was (thank you!). The problem and impacts section feel a bit unwieldy to me. 

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all-staff structured based organizing  and whole-worker organizing overview would be great

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all-staff structured based organizing  and whole-worker organizing overview would be great

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I know finalizing this will be tough, but I'm really looking forward to some condensing and tightening. It's a bit unwieldy as is and some grouping into themes and combining will be helpful.
Also an idea for whenever the next one is presented would be to have an annotated version--whether by voice or in writing. Hearing some of the thinking that goes into wording things one way or another, or the comments about we know we need to define this term for staff etc. is interesting, educational, and helps with buy-in.

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As is, this section focuses on the labor movement (institutions/actors) and to some extent the state (if you assume public debates are a euphemism for public policy). It seems like it is missing a component of “shaping cultural ideas/narratives and norms” regarding identities as well as work and employment relations in order to address the problems listed related to systemic racism and sexism and perceptions about unions. This is a key component of student programming (to increase awareness of the labor movement and work and employment relations so that people join the labor movement or support it and workers in the future jobs). To some extent the research teams are also shaping narratives and norms by lifting up issues and presenting a counter narrative to the orthodox econ perspective of employment and labor issues.

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As is, this section focuses on the labor movement (institutions/actors) and to some extent the state (if you assume public debates are a euphemism for public policy). It seems like it is missing a component of “shaping cultural ideas/narratives and norms” regarding identities as well as work and employment relations in order to address the problems listed related to systemic racism and sexism and perceptions about unions. This is a key component of student programming (to increase awareness of the labor movement and work and employment relations so that people join the labor movement or support it and workers in the future jobs). To some extent the research teams are also shaping narratives and norms by lifting up issues and presenting a counter narrative to the orthodox econ perspective of employment and labor issues.

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This section could be improved by grouping the problems as sub bullets into different buckets, such as: 1) weak labor movement/institutions (2, 3, 7); 2) weak legal and regulatory infrastructure to support workers (1, 6, + labor laws); 3) ideological context (cultural ideas) that divide groups and individuals, hinder democratic engagement and processes, and individualize problems (4, ~5 if framed as general ideas since it is not just about right-wing perceptions); 4) corporate and employer norms/practices that harm workers (5 - union avoidance, 9 (since it is employer use that is the threat not the tech), + lean and mean employment practices, etc.); 5) environmental context (8, perhaps recognition of globalization of labor and/or larger geopolitical threats beyond labor and employment relations (e.g. growing socioeconomic inequality, rise of fascism/authoritarianism, political and economic destabilization).

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This section could be improved by grouping the problems as sub bullets into different buckets, such as: 1) weak labor movement/institutions (2, 3, 7); 2) weak legal and regulatory infrastructure to support workers (1, 6, + labor laws); 3) ideological context (cultural ideas) that divide groups and individuals, hinder democratic engagement and processes, and individualize problems (4, ~5 if framed as general ideas since it is not just about right-wing perceptions); 4) corporate and employer norms/practices that harm workers (5 - union avoidance, 9 (since it is employer use that is the threat not the tech), + lean and mean employment practices, etc.); 5) environmental context (8, perhaps recognition of globalization of labor and/or larger geopolitical threats beyond labor and employment relations (e.g. growing socioeconomic inequality, rise of fascism/authoritarianism, political and economic destabilization).

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This section conflates public debates with public policy debates. I think the regulatory landscape needs to be explicit and informing public perceptions/opinions need to be a separate bullet.

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This section conflates public debates with public policy debates. I think the regulatory landscape needs to be explicit and informing public perceptions/opinions need to be a separate bullet.

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The second bullet should go under the first bullet or broadened to indicate building broad-based  multi stakeholder power beyond the labor movement.

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The second bullet should go under the first bullet or broadened to indicate building broad-based  multi stakeholder power beyond the labor movement.

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Perhaps group these into buckets, such as: 1) strong diverse, and dynamic labor movement capable of supporting/generating a thriving democracy, 2) strong legal and regulatory infrastructure to supports living wages, benefits, and a safe workplace as well as the right to organize; freedom from discrimination; autonomy and agency over technological change; and in general, decision-making power over any issue that impacts their work, 3) improved socio-economic distribution of resources/opportunities in society (decreased inequality/inequities), 4) high quality jobs that provide workers and their families with necessary resources to thrive and engage in a democratic society, and 5) strong cultural narrative and norms that situate the economy into society (i.e. value human dignity over financial imperatives, counter the myth of the free market, value governance and democratic decision making, and work/family life balance/sustainable jobs).

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Perhaps group these into buckets, such as: 1) strong diverse, and dynamic labor movement capable of supporting/generating a thriving democracy, 2) strong legal and regulatory infrastructure to supports living wages, benefits, and a safe workplace as well as the right to organize; freedom from discrimination; autonomy and agency over technological change; and in general, decision-making power over any issue that impacts their work, 3) improved socio-economic distribution of resources/opportunities in society (decreased inequality/inequities), 4) high quality jobs that provide workers and their families with necessary resources to thrive and engage in a democratic society, and 5) strong cultural narrative and norms that situate the economy into society (i.e. value human dignity over financial imperatives, counter the myth of the free market, value governance and democratic decision making, and work/family life balance/sustainable jobs).