Collective Bargaining, Labor Law, and Labor History
Ileen A. DeVault, Chair
As they study workers, employers, and the government policies affecting them, the faculty members of this department draw on the fields of administration, economics, history, political science and law to further the student's understanding of industrial and labor relations. Our courses explore ILR issues within the framework of American society, stress fundamental forces of change, and analyze texts and empirical data with methods drawn from the social sciences, the humanities, and the legal professions.
Courses of Study
See course schedules and descriptions for undergraduate and graduate students.
Graduate Programs
Learn more about our graduate degree programs and the MILR Graduate Degree Concentrations in Collective Representation and Dispute Resolution.
CB980 Guest Speakers: Spring 2008
- Today, March 11: Stephen Herzenberg, Keystone Research Center
- Mon, March 24: Richard Freeman
- Tuesday March 25: Owen Darbishire, Oxford
- Tuesday4/8: Tony Edwards
- Tuesday, April 15: Maria Cook
- Tuesday, April 22: Hal Wilensky, Berkeley
- Tuesday, April 29: Lance Compa
