CNN: Can Wall Street and labor unions learn to get along?
"Since the 1980s, management's perspective was that unions are the devil," said Harry Katz, professor of collective bargaining and director of the Scheinman Institute.
The Role and Value of Social and Labor Protections
This policy snapshot summarizes findings from questions pertaining to respondents’ wages and benefits and their perception of social and labor protections.
Racial Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, and Intimate Partner Violence and the Workplace: Results from the 2024 Empire State Poll
This brief presents analysis of results of the 2024 Empire State Poll concerning rates of racial discrimination and sexual harassment in the workplace, as well as experiences of intimate partner violence and their impacts at work.
Why Federal Contracts are Important for Promoting Quality Work and Wages
How have recent policy changes affected federal contractors and others in their industries? Anne Marie Brady of the Worker Institute outlines the framework of laws regulating federal contracts, which have historically ensured worker protections.
