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Interactive mapping tool showcases impact of federal decisions on New York State

WAMC Northeast Public Radio
Russell Weaver, director of research at ILR’s Buffalo Co-Lab, discusses the new “NYS Federal Impact Interactive Map” on this radio interview/transcript.
Interactive mapping tool showcases impact of federal decisions on New York State

Actors' Equity Membership Officially Approves New Broadway Production Contract

Playbill
Praise for facilitation after a breakdown in traditional negotiations is given to Javier Ramirez, executive manager of ILR’s National Conflict Resolution Service and Dan McCray, director of labor relations programs at the Scheinman Institute.
Actors' Equity Membership Officially Approves New Broadway Production Contract

UAW says strike authorization at Volkswagen Chattanooga passes

Chattanooga Times Free Press
Art Wheaton, ILR director of labor studies, provides expertise on strike authorization votes and the recent frequency of strikes in the U.S.
UAW says strike authorization at Volkswagen Chattanooga passes

Powell cuts rates in the dark in historic move, with no jobs data and Trump heckling from abroad

Fortune
“If policymakers build systems around data that can vanish overnight, that’s a real vulnerability for economic governance,” said Erica Groshen, ILR senior labor market advisor and former Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, commenting on the Federal Reserve’s need for reliable data when setting the benchmark interest rate.
Powell cuts rates in the dark in historic move, with no jobs data and Trump heckling from abroad

Tech Life: Web-scraping bots

BBC News
Zoë West, extension associate at ILR’s Worker Institute, discusses AI in the fashion industry on this BBC audio program.
Tech Life: Web-scraping bots

Gig workers and street vendors and day laborers hit by feds in Chicago immigration crackdown

Chicago Tribune
ILR Professor Shannon Gleeson discusses the vulnerability of immigrant day laborers and street vendors who lack workplace protections.
Gig workers and street vendors and day laborers hit by feds in Chicago immigration crackdown

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