The result of these three shifts is the creation of good jobs (or the transformation of bad jobs into good ones). Good jobs that not only offer a stable and comfortable quality of life, but possibilities for career advancement, access to healthcare and benefits, pride and fulfillment, workplace safety, opportunities for retirement savings, and mutual trust and respect between employers and employees. As disposable income in a community increases, businesses see increased growth. This, in turn, drives shared economic prosperity for businesses, workers, and communities.