NEWSOM TOUNTS Master of Career Plan when its term winds up

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When Jerry Brown began his first management 50 years ago, he led his new administration with social and economic reforms from organizations left of the center.

One was the late Jim LorenzFounder of the California legal assistance for rural areas, which was union with the efforts of the Union of United Ferms to unite the field hands. Brown made Lorenz director of the employment development department and directed him to come up with a plan that would improve the life of the poor in California, and then a major segment of its population.

Lorenz eagerly complied with a plan that will imitate, at least to some extent, policies for sharing the wealth of Scandinavia and other Western European countries. The project expired at Oakland Tribune, then a very conservative newspaper that describes it in the title of the front page as a “secret country of Brown”, which implies initial socialism.

Brown fell into a panic and dismissing Lorenz, who avenged by writing a book, “”Jerry Brown: The White Horse Man“This represents the young governor as” the best politically horrified artist of his generation. “

It was the first and last time Brown offered a large -scale master plan for anything. He often transferred “multi -point plans” as it took time and useless.

This part of the story is offered because 50 years later, the Brown Quasi-Plezi-Plezhensman, for decades, political interweaving of Brown and Newsom families, returns to the question that generates the clash with Lorenz.

This week, Governor Gavin Newsom chose Modasto to reveal his “Master Plan for Career Education”, “ Aimed at reducing the highest levels of poverty and inconsistency in California income. “It’s pride,” he said. “It’s long overdue.”

This is certainly not the revolutionary, they never put an economic plan that Lorenz prepares. At best, this is evolutionary, suggesting that jobs are there to be filled if unemployed and non -working workers have access to appropriate training.

The first part of the prerequisite is valid. Although there is One of the highest levels of unemployment in the nationWith more than a million workers without a job, California also has a shortage of workers with blue collars such as carpenters, electricians and auto-mechanics, not to mention those in professional fields such as teachers and nurses.

The Newsom plan envisages the training of work more accessible by consolidating existing programs and the removal of artificial barriers, such as employers requiring degrees in a college for workplaces who do not need them.

The plan is full of “can” and “should” in its recommendations, which suggests that its success depends on the public and private institutions that join the hands. In a sense, this is less a “master plan” than a plan for plans.

“By promoting cooperation and simplifying access, the plan is ready to create inclusive paths for prosperity that correspond to various communities in California,” he said. “He not only strives to dismantle the structural barriers that impede economic mobility, but also serves as a model to ensure that education and training adapt to the needs of dynamic workforce.”

Unlike Brown, Newsom covers the concept of major plans to deal with California’s social diseases, with another being his recent. “An action plan to prevent and terminate homelessness in California 2025–2027S “

NEWSOM, once announced its attachment to “big, hairy, bold goals”, polished its resume for the next 21 months before moving into its post -Gubber phase, which could include running in 2028 for the Presidency.

NEWSOM has launched many new policies and programs. They include processing schools into public service centersexperimentation with Scandinavian closed in stylePromotion “Care Corts” to deal with the mentally ill and turn the Medi-Cal into a The whole person’s social services systemS

However, their success or failure will only emerge after he has released the government – and only if his heir and legislature agree to continue what he has begun or deviate into his own priorities.

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