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BethMomDem

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Wed Oct 30, 2013, 06:27 AM Oct 2013

Van Jones of Green For All USA on building a green economy



http://greenforall.org/resources/green-collar-jobs-resources/

Getting Your Green Collar Job


What is a green job? What is a green-collar job? What is the difference?
People sometimes confuse the terms green job and green-collar job. ‘Green job’ refers to any job that contributes to preserving or enhancing environmental quality.

Green For All believes green-collar jobs are well-paid, career track jobs that contribute directly to preserving or enhancing environmental quality. If a job improves the environment, but doesn’t provide a family-supporting wage or a career ladder to move low-income workers into higher-skilled occupations, it is not a green-collar job.

Finding and Posting Green-Collar Jobs

Check out these great websites that post and list green jobs. You might see a lot of green job listings that require advance degrees, but all of these sites list green-collar jobs as well.

These websites are also good sources of green-collar job postings:

http://www.greenjobs.net/
http://jobs.greenbiz.com/

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Van Jones of Green For All USA on building a green economy (Original Post) BethMomDem Oct 2013 OP
Interesting links. Thanks from a FailureToCommunicate Oct 2013 #1
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