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News Archive

February 2022

Fortune
Desiree LeClercq
How not to impose sanctions
CNN
Alex Colvin
Union organizers win another Starbucks vote
Automotive News
Art Wheaton
Two contenders emerge in race to replace retiring Canadian union leader Jerry Dias
Wall Street Journal
Erica Groshen
U.S. Jobless Claims Fall Amid Tight Labor Market
Abowd Reflects on his Career
Wired
Chris Collins
It’s Tough to Build a Corporate Culture in a Remote-Work World
The Washington Post
Risa Lieberwitz
U.S. Senator warns Activision CEO about undermining unionization efforts as Raven NLRB hearing wraps
The Conversation
Vanessa Bohns
How scammers like Anna Delvey and the Tinder Swindler exploit a core feature of human nature
Research: Immigrant Starting Salary Components Vary by Job Entry Pathway
City & State
Alex Colvin and Lara Skinner
The 2022 New York State Labor Power 100
Nellie Brown
How a 4-Day Workweek Could Boost Your Mental Health
HR Dive
Alex Colvin
After the #MeToo bill, is the future of mandatory arbitration in question?
Alumni Giving 2022 Konvitz Lecture
March 10 Discussion: U.S. Gender Wage Gap
CNN
Alex Colvin
Another key vote due in effort to unionize Starbucks
Australian Broadcast Co
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Dear White Staffers is lifting the lid on the reality of life as a congressional staffer working on Capitol Hill
Hassan Enyati
10 Tips on How to Ask for a Raise
Cornell Chronicle
Devon Proudfoot Awarded Faculty Fellowship
Newsday
Cathy Creighton
Starbucks union push adds second Long Island location
City & State
Nellie Brown
How can New Yorkers return to the office safely?
American Banker
Ileen DeVault
A look at the unionization efforts at two small financial institutions
Newsweek
Art Wheaton
Bill Maher Backs Freedom Convoy Amid Factory Disruptions, Super Bowl Fears
Yahoo Canada
Art Wheaton
Canada trucker protest - live: Blockade clears one lane on Ambassador Bridge after pressure from Biden
A Climate Jobs Roadmap for NYC
World Economic Forum
Vanessa Bohns
Workers are underestimating the power of in-person communication
The Guardian
Cathy Creighton
‘This is a national movement’: union drives surge at US Starbucks stores
The New York Times
Art Wheaton
Canadian Trucker Protests Snarl an Already Hobbled Auto Industry
The Washington Post
Louis Hyman
A video game studio moved to a four-day workweek. It ‘saved us,’ employees say.
Newsweek
Art Wheaton
Ambassador Bridge Blockade Has Halted $650M of Goods From Coming Into U.S.
Newsweek
Art Wheaton
Trucker Blockade at U.S.-Canada Border Causes Over $1B in Losses Daily
Yahoo News
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Starbucks Fired Union Leaders In Memphis. Will Labor Law Protect The Workers?
ILR Scientist Teaches COVID Workplace Safety
New Conversations Project Partners with ILO on Grant
Yahoo! Finance
Cathy Creighton
Starbucks unbowed as union movement spreads, some see 'head in the sand'
Fast Company
Cathy Creighton
Starbucks fires the leaders of a unionization effort at a Memphis store
Cornell Chronicle
Want a ‘Yes’? Ask in Person
ILR Names Assistant Dean for HR
Soundcloud
Louis Hyman
On Contact: The gig economy
ABC News
Alex Colvin
Amazon union saga in Alabama spotlights 'David versus Goliath nature' of US labor laws
Vanessa Bohns
CNN’s ethical challenge that brought down its President
Amazon union saga in Alabama spotlights 'David versus Goliath nature' of US labor laws
Boston Globe
The Worker Institute
Labor and environmental coalition calls for R.I. to transition to a clean energy economy
MSN
Erica Groshen
Employers Added 467K Jobs in January, Defying Expectations Amid Omicron Surge
MSN
Erica Groshen
Biden’s Economy Strengthens Upon Further Review
Yahoo News
Cathy Creighton
Starbucks workers file petition to unionize in Rochester
New Report Outlines Equitable Climate Action Plan for Rhode Island
Lara Skinner
New Report Outlines Equitable Climate Action Plan for Rhode Island
Yang-Tan Institute Announces Directors
Kate Bronfenbrenner
With so many jobs unfilled, workers have more bargaining power
Economic Times
Art Wheaton
Battery-swapping policy interesting but unlikely to succeed without government support, says Cornell scholar

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