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News Archive

July 2020

Ithaca Times
Survey highlights wage inequality for workers of color in Tompkins County
The New York Times
The Future of American Liberalism
The One About Private Equity
The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently
There’s a new trade agreement in town
They Tried to Start a Union During a Pandemic, But They Were Fired. What's Next?
The Atlantic
This Isn't Sustainable for Working Parents
Tyson announces it will test employees in all facilities
Bloomberg Law
When Uncle Sam's Your Boss, Returning to Work Isn't the Same
The Good Men Project
Why Disability Employment Is Good Business
healthitanswers.net
New Report Shows How COVID-19 Could Impact Tech in Healthcare
The Atlantic
There Are Other Options Besides Reopening Schools
WCNY
Little known unemployment program is helping businesses avoid layoffs
Q&A with Philipp Kircher
Autism at Work
Investing in the Future
Bloomberg
Disabled workers, already in a tough spot, now have it worse
syracuse.com
$600 bump in jobless benefits to end; for CNY workers and employers, it’s a new world
Bond Dissertation Wins National Award
Q&A with Sean Fath
Times Union News
Cuomo studies, malls wait for instructions on air filters
Axios
Coronavirus squeezes the "sandwich generation"
CNBC
13 million gig workers getting unemployment benefits, 41% of the total
Leading From The Center
Cornell Chronicle
Uber-Lyft Report
Compa Named to Trade Pact Panel

June 2020

The Guardian
"They don't belong": calls grow to oust police from US labor movement 
Business Insider
10 books to read if you want to learn about the future of work
Time
21 Lessons From America's Worst Moments
The Washington Post
A 'misclassification error' made the May unemployment rate look better than it is. Here's what happened.
Amazon Venice plans moving along despite pandemic 
Society of Human Resource Management
Can You Trust the U.S. Unemployment Rate?
City Lab University: A Timeline of U.S. Police Protests
Grist
Clean clothes, or clean oceans? Now you don't have to choose.
Financial Times
Doubts remain over true scale of US jobless crisis
localsyr.com
Education expert Lee Adler talks possible return to classrooms in the fall
Federal Preserve Projects Longterm Unemployment From Coronavirus Crisis
Los Angeles Times
For night-shift workers, curfews can be costly
The Good Men Project
How Managers Can (And Should) Address Race and Violence in the News
Vox
How police unions became so powerful - and how they can be tamed
BBC News
Is your boss spying on you as you work from home?
The Baltimore Sun
No, the jobs report wasn't rigged. Here's what happened.
NJ - Star Ledger
Op-Ed: Latinos stand with #BlackLivesMatter because we both fight for justice and equality
The Hill
Shocking job numbers raise homes for quicker recovery
NPR
Some of China's Freed Labor Activists Start New Lives, But State Pressure Lurks
Politico
State unveils 'right to refuse work' guidance amid Covid-19-related job safety concerns
The New York Times
The Jobs We Need
Wall Street Journal
The Mixed Case for Private Equity in Retirement Plans
Bloomberg
The Shock U.S. Jobs Report Raised Questions. Here Are Some Answers.
CNBC
There are more people getting unemployment benefits than there are unemployed workers

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