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News Archive

June 2021

Jacobin News
Noam Chomsky: The Elites Are Fighting a Vicious Class War All the Time
After Maket Nes
EV Sales: Key Metals & Global Supply Chain Realities
Marketplace
How hard is it to get cost-of-living raises during times of inflation?
The Star
Inspections were promised to stop the rampant abuse inside sweatshops. So why are workers' conditions 'worse than ever before?'
Making Care Systems More Equitable
Brown Offers Best Practice Advice During Pandemic
Cornell Chronicle
ILR Publications Available Online
Diane Burton Q&A
Four Win SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence
Managers Who Listen Attract Top Talent
Top Journalists and Dean Colvin Discussing Labor
ILR Welcoming Two Professors
Latin America Advisor
Do New Labor Suits Mean Changes for Mexico Employers?
The New York Times
Bill Ackman’s SPAC may have found a dance partner
NPR
Alabama Coal Workers Strike For Better Wages, Fair Treatment
CNBC
Is there a labor shortage? What the May jobs report tells us
Bloomberg
Quitting Your Job? Finding a New Career Path Can Be a Challenge
Wall Street Journal
Biden Administration Says Child-Care Assistance Will Help Economy Grow
Cornell Chronicle
Archivists and Curators Share Favorite Artifacts
Democrat and Chronicle
Employees at a coffee shop formed a union. Here's what happened next.
Build Capacity, Not Sanctions
Cornell Chronicle
Tested By Pandemic, ROTC Seniors Start Military Careers
Cornell Chronicle
Merrill Scholars Thank Educators Who Shaped Cornell Journeys

May 2021

CEO pay rises, average worker pay stagnates, this week, year, decade in the war on workers
Create a ripple effect. Why more women should mentor others.
Truthout
Despite Weeks of Union-Busting, Workers at Imperfect Foods Vote to Unionize
How Many Strikes Are There in the U.S.?
Sourcing Journal
New Book Highlights Flaws of Private Regulation
WIVB TV
Trouble finding a new car? Microchip shortage could be the cause
AP News
Census Bureau's use of 'synthetic data' worries researchers
CHRON News
Why restaurant workers are demanding better wages and working conditions
Congratulations, Class of 2021
The City
Gig Workers Inch Toward Right to Unionize in New York - But There's a Catch
Marketplace
Why long-term unemployment starts at 27 weeks
HR Dive
What Biden's worker organizing task force could mean for non-union employers
An “Even Sweeter” Graduation
Codes of Conduct for Supply Chains Challenged
Gleeson Named an Access to Justice Scholar
Coming to Terms
ILRies Part of Perkins Prize Winning Team
Three ILRies Named Award Winners
Bloomberg Law
Cannabis Industry Peace Laws Spread, Fertilizing Union Growth
The Christian Science Monitor
Beijing embraces gig workers' cause - but not their activities
Brink
Is Organized Labor Making a Comeback?
Democrat and Chronicle
Look the other way: The reason for persistent sexual harassment is a support system
CBS Austin
Biden pushes $174B electric vehicle investment to beat China, boost US manufacturing
CNBC
Early loss of extra unemployment benefits leaves many families in a panic
Disability Studies Applied in NYC
Inside Climate News
A Just Transition? On Brooklyn's Waterfront, Oil Companies and Community Activists Join Together to Create an Offshore Wind Proj
Marketplace
"The future of work is flexibility." Discuss

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