Rebuilding the Ladder

<p><strong>What if losing your job didn't mean losing your future?</strong></p><p>Every day Americans are laid off and dropped into a system built for another century-one that provides a check when what's really needed is a roadmap. In an economy defined by automation globalization and permanent dislocation our unemployment system is no longer enough.</p><p><strong>Rebuilding the Ladder</strong> is a bold and timely blueprint for transforming how we respond to job loss. Policy strategist <strong>John Pritchett</strong> argues that the answer isn't just more benefits-it's a new kind of infrastructure for reemployment.</p><p>Drawing on success stories from Denmark Germany Singapore and forward-thinking U.S. cities this book lays out a four-part reform plan:</p><p>· <strong>Personalized reemployment accounts</strong></p><p>· <strong>Modernized job centers</strong></p><p>· <strong>Wage insurance for older workers</strong></p><p>· <strong>Public-private training boot camps</strong></p><p>With urgency and clarity <em>Rebuilding the Ladder</em> reframes unemployment as a moral and strategic failure-and reemployment as one of the most powerful investments a society can make.</p><p><strong>For policymakers employers civic leaders and anyone who believes in a future of work that works for everyone-this book is a must-read.</strong></p>