to manage fossil-fuel phaseout while protecting workers and financial systems.
You can't protect workers if you persist in thinking of them as "workers", where the idea is they deserve protection because they're working. There's going to be market disruption, and jobs will be destroyed. Even if/when new jobs are created there will be further delay for training if you hope to have those same workers do those new jobs. If not, things are even worse.
There's obviously going to be intense disruption to financial systems as well, because there's a lot of money in fossil fuels. Whole banks might go under. How do you let them (because fuck them for helping to create the problem, they don't deserve help and neither do their shareholders who profited from it) without people losing their homes and businesses?
But that's not what they're going to even wind up trying to do. It's going to be how do we preserve financial systems, the poor can go fuck themselves, we're buying more yachts. We know because this problem was obviously coming for decades and so far it's been a lot of big talk and very little positive action.