Strategy

Browse by strategy topics to learn how adopting a good-jobs approach relates to other aspects of a company's strategy.

Strategy Topics

Employer Advantages

Why do some companies choose to invest in creating good jobs for their employees? There is no single answer, and companies that adopt such a strategy may seek a range of payoffs—from lower turnover to higher productivity.

Quality and Efficiency

Read about companies where investments in worker training, lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, and worker empowerment have led to operational improvements.

Business Models

Many factors drive business model evolution, including innovations in design or technology and opportunities in new markets. At the heart of a good-jobs approach is the way in which employees are deployed to help implement new business models.

Strategy Resources Library

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(Note: Many of the case studies you'll find here were developed by The Hitachi Foundation.)
  • Business Case Study

UNITE HERE Health Center -- Pioneering the Ambulatory Intensive Caring Unit

In 2005, the UNITE HERE Health Center in New York City embarked on a new initiative that expanded the role of medical assistants to provide team-based care and health coaching for patients with chronic diseases. This initiative includes the creation of a career ladder for medical...

Business Models

Employer Advantages

Quality & Efficiency

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