Hourly workers are a 'hero class', w/Cue Ball investor Tony Tjan

Rapid Response

English - April 15, 2020 19:44 - 38 minutes - 34.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 50 ratings
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Jobless claims are in the millions and climbing by the week. As businesses close indefinitely, the workforce—and especially hourly workers — face an astounding level of financial instability. At Boston’s Cue Ball Group, Tony Tjan’s portfolio includes companies that employ hundreds of nail care workers, cooks, and servers. For some of their businesses revenue has fallen to zero. And Tony's asking: How can we protect hourly workers and help them prepare for an uncertain future? And how can we plan for the long term, when the daily keeps changing?

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