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May 2023

AP News
Art Wheaton
Pilots At United Picket For Higher Pay As Pressure Builds Before Summer Travel Season
The Hill
Desiree LeClercq
Three reasons the Biden administration should stop fetishizing forced labor
ILRie Elected as Student Trustee
Marketplace
Erica Groshen
Jobless claims are up, but unemployment is still low. What does that mean?
CNN
Erica Groshen
Job openings tumble to lowest point in nearly two years
Packman Named to Sustainability, Climate Justice Commission
Exhibit Celebrates Union Icon and Power of Collective
ILR Connects with Amazon Labor Union Leaders
Marketplace
Virginia Doellgast
Labor unions’ fight against AI is nothing new
Bloomberg Tax
Cathy Creighton
Striking Hollywood Writers Have Few Options to Stop AI Creep
Data Science Minor Opening Doors for ILRies
Amazon Labor Organizers Encourage Solidarity
Boston Globe
Kate Bronfenbrenner
For new unions, the thrill of victory is often followed by the agony of negotiation
Politico
Patricia Campos-Medina
AI’s footprint in the workplace spreads as D.C. stalls on guardrails
The Buffalo News
Cathy Creighton
One of the first Starbucks to vote to unionize now is trying to oust the union
CNN
The Worker Institute
How on-demand delivery services hobbled an American city
Wisconsin Watch
Sarosh Kuruvilla
Chinese prisoners: We were forced to make Milwaukee Tool gloves for cents each day
Inside Higher Ed
Michele Belot
Reconsidering Choices and Behaviors
Q&A with Yiran Zhang
Q&A with Yiran Zhang
New Department Reflects ILR’s Global Relevance, Academic Excellence
The New York Times
Eli Friedman
Even China Isn’t Convinced It Can Replace the U.S.
ABC News
Alex Colvin
Writer's strike puts Hollywood in costly limbo
The Good Men Project
Rosemary Batt
Preying on the Dying: Private Equity Gets Rich in Hospice Care?
Yahoo News
Jason Judd
Where Were You When You Heard About Rana Plaza?
Newsweek
Vanessa Bohns
Maintaining Your Composure When You're in the Messy Middle
Aljazeera
Cathy Creighton
Hollywood writers go on strike: Here is what to know
ILRie Leading Hollywood Writers
2023 ILR Senior Spotlights

April 2023

The Buffalo News
Eviction Filings Dashboard
'A collective failure': Tenant protections, housing shortage go unaddressed in state budget
The Real News Network
Sarah Besky
The Deplorable Work Conditions Behind Harrods' $7,000 'Ambootia Snow Mist' Darjeeling Tea
Vox
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Workers just beat Amazon in a union battle, but the war is far from over
Cornell Chronicle
CAROW Introduces Yang-Tan WorkABILITY Incubator
ILR Announces 2023 McPherson Honors and Awards
Desiree LeClercq
Researcher: Effective trade enforcement demands bigger role for ILO
Cornellians
With ‘Migrations,’ Big Red Scholars Navigate a World in Motion
Cornell Chronicle
Celebration Honors Cornell Entrepreneur of the Year Barry Beck ’90
Cornell Chronicle
Gleeson to Discuss the Law and the Reality of Asylum
Fast Company
Patricia Campos-Medina
Yes, the labor market is tight. No, child labor is not the solution
Fortune
Louis Hyman
Thinking of using A.I. in hiring? Not so fast—you might lose out on candidates
Study Finds
Brian Lucas
Just like athletes, employees perform better creatively if they’ve ‘warmed up’
The New York Times
Louis Hyman
It’s not the end of work. It’s the end of boring work.
Society of Human Resource Management
Tae Youn Park
When Employee Incentives Go Wrong
Cornell Chronicle
ILR Duo Wins SUNY Chancellor’s Awards
Debaters Win Championship
Cornell Chronicle
Yasmin Ballew ’23 Receives Robinson-Appel Humanitarian Award
Time
Kate Bronfenbrenner
The Problem With Shopping at Family Dollar and Dollar Tree
Vox
Louis Hyman
When did mass layoffs become so normal?
Spectrum
Russell Weaver
Independent Redistricting Commission approves new Assembly maps
Cornell Chronicle
Regional Town-Gown Conference Focuses on Labor, Employment

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