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January 2024

Marketplace
Alex Colvin
It’s been 4 years since the pandemic began. Here’s what the new normal looks like.
The Guardian
Virginia Doellgast
‘Constantly monitored’: the pushback against AI surveillance at work
Marketplace
Cathy Creighton
Last year’s successful strikes may prompt more labor actions in 2024

December 2023

The Buffalo News
Cathy Creighton
Another Voice: The UAW win demonstrates the importance of a well-paid workforce
Marketplace
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Will labor unions maintain their momentum in 2024?
Sourcing Journal
Kate Bronfenbrenner
A Look Back at a Turbulent Year in Logistics
Market watch
Erica Groshen
A Wave of Corporate Refinancings Is Coming. This Time, It Won’t Lead to Layoffs.
NBC News
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Workers wrested a seat at the table on AI this year. Will it be enough?
Yahoo News
Art Wheaton
Florida faces critical shortage of doctors and nurses, lawmakers looking for solutions
NPR
Johnnie Kallas
Coming off big wins at the bargaining table, what's ahead for unions in 2024?
Quartz
Erica Groshen
Immigrants make up more of the US construction labor force than ever
MSN
Why UAW's push to organize workers at nonunion carmakers faces a steep climb
The New York Times
Sarosh Kuruvilla
They’re paid billions to root out child labor in the U.S. Why do they fail?
CNN
Art Wheaton
Shawn Fain, CNN Business’ labor leader of the year, plans to keep automakers sweating
The New York Times
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Board Game Cafe Workers Went on a Quest for a Union and Won
ABC News
Harry Katz
Wells Fargo workers form 1st union at a US megabank
The Guardian
Andrew Wolf
‘They’re playing dirty’: inside delivery apps’ pushback against tips after New York raises wage
Data Science Ethics Course Provides Roadmap
Wall Street Journal
Ileen DeVault
Wells Fargo Workers in Albuquerque Vote to Form Union, a First for a Megabank
The American Prospect
Alex Colvin
Despite Historic Pay Discrimination Settlement, Little Has Changed for Women on Wall Street
CNBC
Johnnie Kallas
There were nearly 400 strikes in 2023, and experts think there’s more to come: ‘Nothing succeeds like success’
Marketplace
Erica Groshen
In 2022, the jobless rate was better than any other year
AP News
Johnnie Kallas
From AI and inflation to Elon Musk and Taylor Swift, the business stories that dominated 2023
Cornell Chronicle
Five Minutes of Mindfulness Can Help Improve Kids’ Reading
Business Insider
Art Wheaton
Tesla's growing union dispute could morph into a 'brush fire'
Human Resources Executive
Bradford Bell
2024 HR leadership: Beyond AI, focus on culture, listening
The New Republic
Kate Bronfenbrenner
How Corporations Crush New Unions
The Marshall Project
Harry Katz
A Crazy System’: How Arbitration Returns Abusive Guards to New York Prisons
CNN
Labor Action Tracker
Teamsters authorize February strike at Anheuser-Busch
Jacobin
Johnnie Kallas
The US Labor Movement Experienced a Breakthrough Year in 2023
Times Union News
Harry Katz
‘A crazy system’: How arbitration returns abusive officers to N.Y. prisons
The Guardian
Ian Greer
UAW wants to unionize Tesla. It faces a tough and high-profile battle with Musk
Forbes
Virginia Doellgast
Will AI Spell The End Of The Contact Center Agent?
The Progressive Magazine
Kate Bronfenbrenner
The Year When Unions Woke Up
Nature
Kate Bronfenbrenner
NIH researchers vote to form a union for the first time
ABC 7 News
Kate Bronfenbrenner
'They want to scare us': Inside an alleged Amazon union-busting campaign in Kentucky
Politico
Erica Groshen
Not every slowdown is a stall
Spectrum
Labor Action Tracker
Spotlighting the apparent trend of health care industry strikes
Labor Law Expert Brings Expertise to ILR as Visiting Professor
“Worker Militancy” Series Continues Jan. 16
Role of Labor Brokers in China Researched
A Self-Professed “Late Bloomer” Returns to East Hill
The Sacramento Bee
John August
Health care workers picket Sutter psychiatric hospital. Here’s why, and what the company says
Wall Street Journal
Kate Bronfenbrenner
For labor unions, 2023 was the year of the strike—and big victories
Fast Company
Art Wheaton
Tesla’s labor fight in Sweden could soon spread to Denmark
Professor Collins Honored
Cornell Chronicle
ILR Faculty Featured on New Cornell Keynotes Podcast
Cornell Chronicle
Consistency Key to Corporate Expressions of Racial Solidarity
The Cortland Standard
Nellie Brown
The next pandemic
Huff Post
Johnnie Kallas
New Unions Have Won Historic Elections. Winning First Contracts Is Even Harder.

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