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News Archive

July 2023

The New York Times
Virginia Doellgast
‘Training my replacement’: Inside a call center worker’s battle with A.I.
Wall Street Journal
Art Wheaton
UAW Nixes Symbolic CEO Handshakes as Auto-Industry Labor Talks Begin
The Atlantic
Alex Colvin
What Happens If UPS Goes on Strike
The New York Times
Lee Adler
At N.Y.C. police union, will the new boss be a lot like the old boss?
Axios
Gig workers' push for better pay is still a struggle
Vox
Art Wheaton
A UPS strike would have been worse than you think
WILX
Art Wheaton
Labor expert warns of potential UAW strike in Big Three negotiations
WGRZ 2
Art Wheaton
Monday Town Hall UPS Possible Strike
ILRies Make an Impact Through Community Partnership Funding
The Hill
Art Wheaton
Lawmakers keep a close eye on writers’ strike with no end in sight
The Buffalo News
Art Wheaton
Potential strike at UPS looms over Buffalo economy
NJ - Star Ledger
Patricia Campos-Medina
Opinion: I am a product of affirmative action and I am proud of it.
NPR
Erica Groshen
Good jobs Friday
Bloomberg
Nellie Brown
Union Workers Cry Foul Over Safety at GM’s Ultium Battery Plant
Investor's Business Daily
Ileen DeVault
Labor Unions Keep The Heat On Companies Like Starbucks And Amazon
CBS News
John Hausknecht
New York employers must now tell applicants when they encounter AI
The Good Men Project
Rosemary Batt
Pocketing Money Meant for Special Needs Kids: Private Equity in Autism Services
ILO’s 2023 Conference: the 8th for the Regulating for Decent Work Network in Geneva, Switzerland
LeClercq Research Dispels “Protectionism” Myth

June 2023

CNBC
Bradford Bell
In return to office messaging, there’s now more stick, less carrot
Baltimore Fishbowl
Kate Bronfenbrenner
MOM’s Organic Market workers file complaint as union contract negotiations drag
Axios
Johnnie Kallas
Summer of strikes heats up
Quartz
Russell Weaver
The race gap in US employment has disappeared for one age group: workers 65 and over
Bloomberg
Louis Hyman
It’s too early to proclaim an AI productivity boom
The Hill
Art Wheaton
Teamsters strike with UPS could snarl commerce as labor flexes muscle
The Washington Post
Risa Lieberwitz
The professor is canceled. Now what?
Lisa Nishii
Measuring the benefits of diversity
Yahoo News
Kate Bronfenbrenner
UPS Union Workers Vote to Authorize Strike. Here’s How it Could Play Out.
ABC News
Risa Lieberwitz
Starbucks discrimination lawsuit awarded white employee $25 million: Legal experts weigh in
AP News
Russell Weaver
Eviction filings soar over 50% above pre-pandemic levels in some cities as rents increase
Wired
Cathy Creighton
His drivers unionized—then Amazon tried to terminate his contract
Ray Research Focuses on Human, Social Capital
The New York Times
Jennifer Perry
These Wheels Can Handle Sand and Surf. Grab the Sunscreen.
Marketplace
Lara Skinner
The Inflation Reduction Act will generate more than 1 million wind and solar jobs by 2035
MSN
Eli Friedman
China: Young people feel the crunch in tough job market
The Hill
Art Wheaton
Ships pile up in West Coast ports in labor fight, threatening supply chain chaos
The Washington Post
Nellie Brown
A bill to protect outdoor workers in extreme heat failed in New York
BNN Bloomberg
Art Wheaton
Biggest auto union gears up for fight over battery worker pay
Zooming for the Socially Anxious: Research Offers Insights
Cornell Chronicle
Teaching the Ethics of Data Science Through Immersive Video
Competition Clouds Morality, Multi-Pronged Study Finds
Yahoo! Finance
Erica Groshen
Unemployment or recession fears aren’t stopping workers from making career moves
2023 Taft Award Winner Announced
Marketplace
Erica Groshen
Fewer people are leaving their jobs. What’s that mean for the economy?
Harvard Business Review
Sean Fath
When Blind Hiring Advances DEI — and When It Doesn’t
Cornell Chronicle
Faculty, Staff win SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence

May 2023

Cornell Chronicle
Rosemary Batt
Hospital-at-Home Programs Lack Standards, Accountability
Cornell Chronicle
Baseball Reveals That Specialists Excel After Leaving Comfort Zones
Cornell Chronicle
K. Lisa Yang ’74 Named to the Cornell Board of Trustees
Cornell Chronicle
Merrill Scholars Honor Mentors at 35th Annual Ceremony

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