A Sustainable Jobs Blueprint - Part II: Putting workers and communities at the

We respectfully acknowledge the space our organization is headquartered in as the traditional and ancestral territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy, comprised of the bands Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai, the Îyârhe Nakoda Nations, including the bands of Goodstoney, Chiniki, and Bearspaw, and the Tsuut’ina Dené. [...] Advice to the Government of Canada The recommendations and actions to consider outlined in this Sustainable Jobs Blueprint together create a mutually reinforcing sustainable jobs policy approach that puts in place foundational actions to support workers and help optimize the economic outcomes of the shift to net-zero. [...] Together, the advice in this Blueprint report forms a worker-centred transition policy framework that the Government of Canada can use to develop the 2025 Sustainable Jobs Action Plan and that the Sustainable Jobs Secretariat can use to undertake deeper analysis and to coordinate implementation; the Sustainable Jobs Partnership Council can continue to consult on and add to this Blueprint’s list of. [...] The Act will enable a Sustainable Jobs Partnership Council and Secretariat, which will guide and advise various federal ministries to “[establish] an accountability, transparency and engagement framework to facilitate and promote economic growth, the creation of sustainable jobs and support for workers and communities in Canada in the shift to a net-zero economy.” The passing of the Sustainable Jo. [...] The result is a ‘Blueprint’ or a guide that the Government of Canada, the Sustainable Jobs Partnership Council, and the Sustainable Jobs Secretariat can use to inform ongoing social dialogue and the further development and implementation of worker- centred policies.