A practice of using a board of low-income essential workers charged with advising the county on protecting essential workers’ rights, purchasing and contracting policies, workforce development programs, tax abatement and incentive policies, community benefits agreements, distribution of federal COVID-19 relief and recovery funds, disaster preparedness and recovery programs, OSHA trainings, independent monitoring of local, state and federal public health and labor laws and inclusive economic development planning.
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