Opportunity & Development

As we greet 2017, one clear message is that America has a jobs problem. It’s not that we don’t have enough jobs, but that we don’t have enough good jobs.

For all workers, there are only 24 hours in a day to accomplish both job and home responsibilities. While racing the clock is a universal experience, the challenge is particularly acute for those with de-stabilizing job schedules who live with little or no economic cushion.

What will jobs even look like in a century of breathtaking technological change? More than any other people, Americans live to work – but what is the future of that work in this new, digital, and on-demand world?

How do we address widening income inequality in America? Income inequality has widened considerably since 1979.

The American workforce started out as the goose that laid the golden egg for American business, but now it is suffering a death of 1,000 cuts.

Simple yet innovative, run by the state and available for the citizen to move from job-to-job, California's Secure Choice Retirement Savings plan could be the solution to creating lasting savings for the gig economy era.