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News Archive

December 2025

Gizmodo
John McCarthy
AI Ruined Job Applications, So People Are Resorting to Dating Apps to Find Work
Fast Company
John August
Pediatric primary care needs change now
Cornell Chronicle
‘Lifting and Shifting’ Workers Is Not Always the Best Answer
Power at Work
Patricia Campos-Medina
Blogcast #113: Stories of Belonging and Worker Power
The Mercury News
John August
Kaiser labor talks stall, raising fears of another strike
ABC News
Lara Skinner
What to Know About Wind Power in the US as Trump Administration Pauses Leases
Marketplace
Virginia Doellgast
Disney is getting into the AI game
Bloomberg
Lara Skinner
US Suspends Offshore Wind Farm Leases in New Setback for Industry
Fortune
Susanne Bruyere
As more workers request accommodations, how should workplaces react?
Reuters
Brian Dunn
Musk wins appeal that restores 2018 Tesla pay deal now worth about $139 billion
Rosemary Batt Reflects on Notable Career at ILR
Detroit News
Art Wheaton
UAW shakes up top staff after text messages reveal retaliation scheme
Context
Jason Judd
Can the fashion industry adapt to a warming world?
United Press International
Kathleen Mulligan
Struggle continues for Americans as costs rise, wages crawl
Bloomberg
Erica Groshen
Speed Vs. Accuracy of US Jobs Data Rekindled After Shutdown
Cornell Chronicle
Nick Salvatore, ‘One of Our Foremost Historians,’ Dies at 82
Literary Hub
George Boyer
Did Bob Cratchit really make more than an American on minimum wage?
The Ithaca Voice
Lee Adler
Cayuga Medical nurses file labor charge
ILR to the Military to the Private Sector: Bassney Star Keeps Rising
Marketplace
Erica Groshen and Linda Barrington
Wage and benefit growth only slightly better than inflation
Center for Economic and Policy Research
Rosemary Batt
Inside the Genesis Private Equity Bankruptcy Case
Cornell Chronicle
How ‘Free Money’ Helped Low-Income Workers Stay Employed
The Ithaca Voice
Nick Salvatore
Obituary: Nick Salvatore
Vox
Vanessa Bohns
People are nicer than you think
Sourcing Journal
Jason Judd
2030 is Nearly Here. Can Fashion Still Make Good on Its Climate Promises?
Gizmodo
Art Wheaton
RIP, EV: These Electric Vehicles Won’t Make it to 2026
Cornellians
Far Beyond a Quonset Hut: Fascinating Facts about ILR
Ken Kirschner: Generous Man, Successful Lawyer, Proud ILRie
Springboard to an ILRie Bond: A Boat in the Galapagos
Future of Work Fellow Brings Technology Lens to Worker Struggle
Cornell Chronicle
How Do Gender Norms Hold Women Back in the Workforce?
The Ithaca Voice
Cathy Creighton
Cayuga Medical nurses announce union drive
The New York Times
Madeline Sterling
Solving the Home Care Quandary
New Strategies for Addressing Sexual Harassment at Work To Be Webinar Topic

November 2025

Reuters
Harry Katz
Starbucks workers' union expands strike to more stores on Black Friday
NY Post
Ariel Avgar
NYC takes booby prize as most ‘stressed-out’ city in the world — surprising absolutely no one
Your Tango
Vanessa Bohns
Women Share The 7 'Girl Codes' They Never Break, No Matter What
NY Post
Harry Katz
Starbucks workers’ union escalates strike on Black Friday
Reuters
Iris Packman
New York clean power tender highlights US dash for tax credits
The Business of Fashion News
Jason Judd
The COP30 Deal Won’t Solve Fashion’s Climate Problems
Barron's
Erica Groshen
The U.S. Needs Better Data. Why We Fell Behind and How We Can Catch Up.
ABC News
Philipp Kircher
Should Recent Layoffs at Major Companies Worry You? Experts Weigh In
Reuters
Brian Dunn
Forget Musk's latest pay package, his last one could wipe out years of Tesla profits
Cornell Chronicle
Toolkit Helps Job Seekers With Records Pursue Second Chance
Economic Times
Erica Groshen
Economic data is back following government reopening - here are the key events this week
Cornell Chronicle
Aima Raza ’27 Explores Ecuador as Laidlaw Scholar
Financial Times
Erica Groshen
US economic outlook obscured by shutdown-triggered data gap
Fortune
Erica Groshen
Butchered jobs and inflation data add fuel to the fire of uncertainty already blazing in the markets
Washington Examiner
Erica Groshen
What to expect with missing economic data as government shutdown ends
WJLA - ABC 7
Erica Groshen
Stubborn inflation, government shutdown upends confidence in another Fed rate cut

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