more employment opportunities for more productive workers
new investment to take advantage of more productive approaches and new technologies
new methods of work organization which take advantage of the increased productive capacity of better educated workers (e.g. ones that enable workers to exercise discretion in decision-making)
new managerial approaches which support worker participation and create more integrated approaches to research, training, product development, marketing, production and finance (Levin and Kelley 1997)
building motivation into policies so that, for example, employers are encouraged by incentives and sanctions to take equal opportunities seriously.