Hope matters more than hard cash
“Millions of people sit on the sidelines not because they can’t contribute or don’t want to, but just because there is not a viable pathway into the workforce for them.”
By Lee Mannion
LONDON – (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – When George R. Roberts made his fortune in the freewheeling 1980s, money talked and greed was good. Now that the American billionaire is using some of that fortune to help others find jobs, it seems hope matters more than hard cash.
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