“We plan to move forward and to spread this message of change through cooperative economic development.”
Here is a curated section from FMR of current news that highlights legislation, manufacturing and industrial policy, inclusion and training, and employee ownership.
By Lauren Fedor Financial Times In Licking County, Ohio, massive red cranes dot the landscape and orange traffic signs warn motorists that trucks are entering
Can the US lead on clean aluminum? Ford, GM and others hope so A group of 14 major aluminum buyers wants the U.S. to invest
A look at how smaller manufacturers are using the technology to grow their businesses. By Bryan Bird Industry Week For North American businesses of all
By Sarah Wray Cities Today As cities create and implement climate action plans, new research highlights the need for more focus on green workforce planning.
What is urgently needed is a political platform that embraces a sound climate stabilization plan which ensures a just transition, creates a plethora of new
How Beijing Threatens U.S. Dominance By Dan Wang Foreign Affairs March/April 2023 In 2007, the year Apple first started making iPhones in China, the country was
Photo: President Biden speaks at the North America’s Building Trades Unions National Legislative Conference in Washington on April 25. (Andrew Harnik/AP, File) By the Washington
By Grassroots Economic Organizing https://geo.coop Sky-high corporate CEO pay, the Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz notes in a new report, “creates social norms” that drive up
By KAREEM A. SIMPSON Soaxbox Cincinnati MAY 23, 2023 – The delegation from Cincinnati and Dayton came back with clear next steps on how they want
“If this Act is to make a true difference, a concentrated effort on healing the race and class tensions that exist in communities around manufacturing, workforce development, and entrepreneurship has to be considered.”