Alumni

Forum hosted by Labor and Employment Law Program explores how incorrectly classifying workers can create social and legal problems

ILR's John Bunge and Maria Figueroa contribute to first-ever census that reveals solar jobs are on the rise<br />

Alumni advise students to "manage your brand" at pre-ILR Career Fair event organized by the Minority ILR Student Organization

Rutgers University professor and Alice Cook Distinguished Lecture speaker talks about the lasting impact of the International Federation of Working Women

ILR's Catherwood Library and its DigitalCommons@ILR now house all issues of the <i>Labor Research Review</i>

Penn State will award an honorary doctorate of humane letters to Professor Ronald Ehrenberg at May ceremony

Jonathan DeGraff MILR/MBA '11 is one of 15 graduate students nationwide to win Society for Human Resource Management award

Assistant Professor Jack Goncalo's research shows how and why know-it-all peers can influence creativity in groups such as workplace teams

One of the nation's 10 regional ADA centers is based at ILR's Employment and Disability Institute

ILR students in Buffalo are working with non-profit groups, government, business and labor advocates on service learning projects.

Congressional report states that taxes could be reduced if revenue lost to misclassification can be reclaimed

Kerri Motelson '08, MS '09 shares perspectives about ILR and getting her first job in the financial world during a time of industry-wide turmoil

Professor Pam Tolbert, chair of ILR's organizational behavior department, is the first appointee to the Gray professorship

In his remarks, Dean Harry Katz tells ILR's newest alums that they have a "responsibility to help find solutions to economic and social troubles."

ILR organizational behaviorists and social statisticians examine how temporary workers can fuel insecurity among regular workers.

ILR and Cornell researchers have been studying this issue with support from the National Institute of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse

Milton Konvitz Memorial Lecture features one of the world’s leading constitutional law experts

The Cornell Forensics Society, now housed at the ILR School, hosted the event

Breadth of the ILR curriculum helped ILR teams be competitive at the northeast regional "HR Games."

John Bishop, whose research helped inform the debate, doesn't expect the legislation to create lots of jobs.

"Building a Green Collar Movement: Labor and the Environment" is the theme of this year's event.

Jim Gross's "A Shameful Business: The Case for Human Rights in the American Workplace" offers a "new way of looking at an old problem."

Professor Lowell Turner and doctoral graduates win prestigious awards from the Labor and Employment Relations Association.

Kristina Francillon '11, an International Labour Organization intern this semester, foresees a "new chapter" for the country.

Companies invest significantly in retaining talented employees whose jobs are critical to their competitive advantage and with good reason.