Process
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We began with a comprehensive review of more than 20 existing frameworks and definitions. We then hosted a series of conversations with leaders across sectors, including labor, advocacy, business, research, workforce development, investment, and philanthropy, who have worked to advance good jobs, hearing their priorities and perspectives on what defines a good job and what would make a new statement effective. Based on that work, we drafted an initial statement, which we then shared for additional feedback.
We are especially grateful to the Families and Workers Fund Essential Leaders Council for sharing insights, and to the Aspen Institute Business and Society Program and JUST Capital for co-hosting feedback sessions with business leaders.
The Aspen Institute Economic Opportunities Program and the Families and Workers Fund are deeply thankful to the following individuals, who took time to read and provide comments and feedback on the Statement on Good Jobs. Their input informed our definition of good jobs and helped shape the statement. Please note these acknowledgements do not imply sign-on or support of the statement.
Kim Hughes
American Electric Power
Laney Brown
Avangrid
Roy Bahat
Bloomberg Beta
Katie Bach, Annelies Goger, and Martha Ross
Brookings Institution
Kathy Tran
Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP)
Jason Rahlan
Ceridian
Erin Wolford, Tawanda Starms, and Scott Scansen
Chipotle
Melissa Hoover
Democracy at Work Institute
Julie Biberstein
Equinix
Ashley Putnam
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Sarah Kalloch
Good Jobs Institute
Daniel Schneider
Harvard Kennedy School
Madison West
Intel
Erica Bouris
International Rescue Committee
Yungsuhn Park and Rajib Guha
James Irvine Foundation
Tameshia Bridges Mansfield
Jobs for the Future
Alex Camardelle
Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
Alison Omens
JUST Capital
Don Baylor
Lafayette Square
Jenny Calvert Rodriguez
Levi Strauss & Co.
Mariana Viturro
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Amanda Cage
National Fund for Workforce Solutions
Rick Plympton
Optimax Systems, Inc
Bulbul Gupta
Pacific Community Ventures
Tyler Spalding
PayPal
Abbie Langstrom
PolicyLink
Marie Wiggins
Restaurant Opportunities Centers United
Celeste Riche
Results for America
Peter Callstrom
San Diego Workforce Partnership
Becky Wasserman
SEIU
Awesta Sarkash
Small Business Majority
Jeffrey Bill
Sunrise Treatment Center
Patrick W. Gross
The Lovell Group
Michelle Talarico
The Picnic Basket Catering Collective
Adrian Haro and Jeshua John
The Workers Lab
Ken Jacobs
UC Berkeley Labor Center
Debra Cimino and Kevin Cammarata
Verizon
Jen Gresham
Work for Humanity
Ellen G. Frank-Miller
Workforce & Organizational Research Center (WORC)
Louise Auerhahn
Working Partnerships
Elisabeth Jacobs
Workrise
