By: By Thomas J. Donohue (Jan 26, 2010)

The United States faces many big challenges, but no priority is more important than putting Americans back to work. In its 2010 State of American Business, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling upon leaders in government, business, labor, and across society to unite around the ambitious goal of creating at least 20 million new jobs over the next 10 years. With 20 million jobs, the U.S. Chamber believes the U.S. can re-employ the unemployed and meet the needs of young people and a growing population. 

"As a nation, we face no greater or more
immediate challenge than creating the
20 million jobs we'll need to replace those
lost in the recession and to keep up with a
growing population."

- Thomas Donohue

 

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