Jobs guarantees gives all individuals a job.
Wray 09 (L. Randal Wray, PhD, Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Research Director with the Center for Full Employment and Price Stability and Senior Research Scholar at The Levy Economics Institute; "Job Guarantee", 8-23-2009, New Economic Perspectives, http://neweconomicperspectives.org/2009/08/job-guarantee.html, DOA: 4-3-2023)//ATJ
A job guarantee program is one in which government promises to make a job available to any qualifying individual who is ready and willing to work. Qualifications required of participants could include age range (i.e. teens), gender, family status (i.e. heads of households), family income (i.e. below poverty line), educational attainment (i.e. high school dropouts), residency (i.e. rural), and so on. The most general program would provide a universal job guarantee, sometimes also called an employer of last resort (ELR) program in which government promises to provide a job to anyone legally entitled to work.