This bill creates a pilot program where the federal government gives grants to local areas with high unemployment to guarantee jobs for anyone who wants one. Here's how it works: areas with unemployment rates at least 50% higher than the national average can apply for funding. If selected, they must offer jobs to all adults 18 and older living in their area who apply. These jobs must pay at least the prevailing wage in the area (often the highest wage requirement), include health insurance comparable to what federal employees get, and provide paid family and sick leave. The program lasts up to three years per grant. The bill also allows grant money to pay for support services like childcare, transportation, and training to help people succeed in these jobs. The government will evaluate how well the program works by tracking employment rates, wages, poverty, health outcomes, and other factors. Additionally, businesses that hire people who previously participated in these job guarantee programs can claim a tax credit.