为服务不足的人提供更可持续的未来工作的愿景

JoAnn Denise Rolle
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几代人以来,人类经历了尚未解决的社会经济差距。虽然教育和培训改变了社会上的一些人,但它们并没有解决许多服务不足社区的可持续就业这一更广泛的问题。政府、企业、政策制定者和众多利益相关者一直在解决这个问题,结果却令人失望。社会上日益严重的不平等仍然是一个主要问题。几个世纪以来,贫富之间的纵向不平等和社会各群体之间的横向不平等一直很严重。本章重点介绍了在一个不平等的社会中,某些社区以不可持续的环境为由,继续面临着人类当前面临的挑战。不平等和退化对未来的工作产生负面影响。继续努力推动未来的工作,使其成为一个进步、稳定和友好的环境,而不需要将服务不足的社区边缘化。
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Visions of a More Sustainable Future of Work for the Underserved
For generations, humanity has experienced socioeconomic disparities that are yet unresolved. Although education and training have transformed some individuals in society, they have not addressed the broader issues of sustainable employment for many underserved communities. Governments, corporations, policymakers, and numerous stakeholders have continued to address the problem, yielding disappointing results. Growing inequality in society continues to be a major concern. Vertical inequalities between the poor and the rich and horizontal inequalities between various groups of society have remained high for centuries. This chapter focuses on a variety of individual elements that outline the current challenges to humanity in an unequal society that certain communities continue to face, citing an unsustainable environment. Inequality and degradation negatively impact the future of work. Efforts continue to advance the future of work as a progressive, stable, and welcoming environment without the need for underserved communities to be marginalized.
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