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News Archive

March 2020

Los Angeles Times
Your Apple phone, Adidas shoes and Sony TV may have been made in China by forced Uighur labor
The Multiplier Effect
Wall Street Journal
Employees experience higher levels of work-family conflict during first months of remote work.
Litwin Awarded Fulbright
The Hill
Why so many people are going out and congregating in groups.
The Hill
COVID-19 patients should not face surprise medical bills
The Hill
Op-Ed: Paid Sick Leave is a Universal Right: The Time Has Come
Salon
The coronavirus pandemic is heightening the class divide in the Bay Area
NJ - Star Ledger
Opinion: To stop the spread of coronavirus, we must help all workers, including the undocumdented
Los Angeles Times
Coronavirus strikes at Amazon's operational heart: its delivery machine
The Guardian
'Suddenly I have no paycheck': layoffs and cuts for workers rocked by coronavirus
Cornell Chronicle
People Want More Compensation, Security For Genomic Data
Faculty Chair Approved For Sanders
JC Tretter '13 Elected NFL Player Association President
Blumin Helps Graduate Students Thrive
Social Justice Career Fair Slated for March 18
McCarthy Earns LERA Outstanding Scholar Award
Public Debate Set for March 9

February 2020

The Buffalo News
Accessibility issues with East Aurora bank development stir debate 
Air-quality survey of Albion elementary building shows no significant issues tied to cancer concerns
Medium
An Embarrassing Story Is a Secret Weapon at Work
Detroit News
As teamsters exit government oversight, possibility looms over UAW
Communities share small business appreciation 
Cornell announces winner of George D. Levy Faculty Award 
VICE News
Cost Cutting Algorithms Are Making Your Job Search A Living Hell
Marketplace
Is two weeks' notice outdated?
BBC Sounds
My Name is ... Hayley: Asking for Rejection
The Washington Post
New database aims to expose companies that make employees arbitrate sexual harassment claims
Marketplace
NLRB rule could make it harder for millions of workers to organize
Medium
Power - 
Quartz
Regulators around the world are coming for the gig economy
Time
Retail Workers Are Trying to Escape the 'Merry-Go-Round' As Jobs Disappear and Prospects Dim
Market watch
States are cracking down on companies microchipping their employees -- how common is it?
The Powerful Culinary Union at the Center of the Medicare for All Debate
Bloomberg Law
Unions Elbow Into Pot Industry With State-Backed 'Peace' Deals
Prepare. Listen. Argue. 
Collaboration With Weill
Cornell Chronicle
Catherwood Exhibit Sheds Light On Railways’ Discriminatory History
Cornell Chronicle
Ajunwa to Congress: Help stop employers’ AI-fueled bias
Bronfenbrenner Earns Levy Faculty Award
Barry Beck – 2020 Alpern Award Winner
WORK! Episode 5 Now Available
Cornell Chronicle
Harnessing Big Data to Avert Catastrophe
An Educational Evolution

January 2020

US News and World Report
'National Parents Union' to Challenge Political Influence of Teachers Groups 
The New York Times
A New Generation Seeks to Give It All Away Now
Fortune
A.I. is transforming the job interview -- and everything after
CNN
California's new gig economy law was meant to help workers. But it will likely hurt them instead. 
The Washington Post
Can California rein in tech's gig platforms? A primer on the bold state law that will try. 
Having a Brainstorm Session? Here's Why You Should Begin With an Embarrassing Story

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