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(3) Require strong enforcement of labor, workplace safety, and wage standards that recognize the rights of workers to organize and unionize free of coercion, intimidation, and harassment, and creation of meaningful, quality, career employment; (4) Ensure a `just transition' for all workers, low-income communities, communities of color, indigenous communities, rural and urban communities andthe front-line communities most affected by climate change, pollution and other environmental harm including by ensuring that local implementation of the transition is led from the community level and by prioritizing solutions that end the harms faced by front- line communities from climate change and environmental pollution; (5) Protect and enforce sovereign rights and land rights of tribal nations; (6) Mitigate deeply entrenched racial, regional and gender-based inequalities in income and wealth (including, without limitation, ensuring that federal and other investment will be equitably distributed to historically impoverished, low income, deindustrialized or other marginalized communities in such a way that builds wealth and ownership at the community level); (7) Include additional measures such as basic income programs, universal health care programs and any others deemed appropriate to promote economic security, labor market flexibility and entrepreneurism;and (8) Deeply involve national and local labor unions to take a leadership role in the process of job training and workerdeployment. Section 2. This Resolution is effective immediately upon its passage by the City Council. The foregoing Resolution adopted the 20m day of May, 2019. 101-eputy City Recorder Resolution -- Page 3 of 3