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NJFAN

Good Jobs for All and Economic Justice

About NJFAC

The National Jobs for All Coalition is the only national organization dedicated to the achievement of living-wage jobs for all who want to work.

NJFAC and Its Mission

NJFAC People

NJFAC Member Organizations

Quotes from the Advisory Board

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August 2022

Officially unemployed: 6.0 million (3.7%) Hidden unemployment: 9.6 million

Total: 15.6 million (9.2% of the labor force)

[There are 1.4 job-wanters* for each available job.]

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