Restoring the American Dream

The working labor market faces many deep-rooted
problems. There is a persistence  of a  large  low-wage  
sector,  with under-employed and unemployed workers,
along with a shrinking of middle class and a worsening  
inequality in earnings.  

Employee ownership and self-management provide a
plausible route toward achieving greater wage equity,
reforming  the quality of  work, and  fostering  
accumulation of financial independence.

Eliminating the inequality in earnings for under
employed and unemployed will open a vast new
horizon of possibilities for individual fulfillment.
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Jobs Now!   
Worker Owned Co-Operative
Founder:  William C. Riney
Top 100 USA
Companies

Best Companies Have Some
Form  of Employee
Ownership

Fortune Magazine regularly
composes a list of the "100 best
companies to work for," including
not  only factors like compensation
and     business practices,  but  also
levels of trust,  pride  and   
camaraderie    among    employees.
"While     employee-owned
companies    represent     a fraction  
of   all   employers, they are
consistently represented  on  the   
best  companies to work for list."
Founder  William C. Riney

This I believe

  I  believe,  there has been a terrific
breakdown  in  community places,
where people can come together and
call it their own. “What  excites  me
(William Riney)  is trying to change  
the  culture  of  what people   expect   
from   work, and what  they  consider  
the nature  of  work.   Do I have a right  
to a living  wage  and  a job  where  I
have something to say about
decisions?

  There are proven, concrete ways for
rebuilding  a   community    through
different  aspects of work.

  People  had  originally thought
about   community  in  terms   of
neighborhood,  but together we can
build  a different  kind  of vision – the
community  that  is  based  in work   
and  neighborhood.  Jobs  Now   
Worker  Owned Co-Operative activists
will resemble  what  aggressive labor   
unions did for  low-wage  workers  
and  unemployed three generations
ago. Politicians  accused   me   of
trying to reinvent  the  wheel, that  jobs  
are  gone and  not coming   back,  but  
I  take pride  in   proving them wrong.”
Because if  we don’t  do  this  together  
who will and when will they do it?