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Senior Fellow: Good-

United States · Senior

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About the role

  • The Senior Fellow for Good-Jobs Democracy will focus on repairing the structural links between democracy and economic power.
  • This fellow will work to ensure economic policy serves all workers, particularly those historically excluded due to race, gender, or status.
  • Analytical Impact: Ensure all policy decisions are analytically informed, focusing on the projected scale of impact and the number of workers assisted, in partnership with the VP of Narrative and Impact.

Responsibilities

  • Identify and develop policies that connect economic stability-such as higher wages and affordable necessities for workers-to a stronger, more inclusive democracy.
  • Develop ideas for policy change that balance other work on unemployment insurance and worker protections enforcement by focusing on tangible wage and affordability outcomes.
  • Economic-Democracy Linkage: Identify and develop policies that connect economic stability-such as higher wages and affordable necessities for workers-to a stronger, more inclusive democracy.
  • Advocacy Alignment: Develop ideas for policy change that balance other work on unemployment insurance and worker protections enforcement by focusing on tangible wage and affordability outcomes.

Requirements

  • Expertise in the intersection of labor policy and economic policy.
  • Experience in policy development related to labor as it affects democracy.
  • Fellow must be available to attend internal meetings (estimated 2 hours per week.) Additionally, Fellow must be able to participate in-person at a NELP convening in September in either Washington DC or New York.
  • Strong commitment to dismantling structural racism within economic and democratic institutions.
  • Program Logistics
  • Duration: 6 months (June - November/December)
  • Contract: Consultancy
  • Availability: Fellow must be available to attend internal meetings (estimated 2 hours per week.) Additionally, Fellow must be able to participate in-person at a NELP convening in September in either Washington DC or New York.
  • Reporting: Reports to the VP of Policy and Strategy.

Compensation

  • NELP offers competitive compensation.
  • Application Deadline and Instructions
  • Deadline: Please apply no later than May 25, 2026
  • Instructions: Submit a resume and expression of interest highlighting your experience and availability.
  • Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

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