Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Top Story
Protecting and Preventing
ILR Workplace Health and Safety Program responds to H1N1
Nellie J. Brown delivers workshops on one of the decade's hottest health topics – H1N1 prevention.
As director of ILR's Workplace Health and Safety Program and a certified industrial hygienist, she trains more than 2,000 workers annually.
Firefighters, office workers, farmers, metalworkers, health care workers, cosmetologists and many others learn how to stay safe on the job through the ILR program.
Featured Stories
ILR in China
Tsinghua agreement includes labor studies program
Labor Quilt
Tapestry created by Seattle group installed in Ives
In the Game
Bridson '11 on "Wheel of Fortune"
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Archives
ILR News Digest
The nation's largest intercollegiate forensics program is moving to ILR from the university's agriculture quad. Read more.
ILR in the News
C. Kirabo Jackson, 11/2009
"When it comes to social policy, is newer always better?"
The American Prospect
Clete Daniel, 10/31/09
"Cubicle workers unite ... white-collar unions?"
Chicago Sun-Times
Jefferson Cowie, 10/30/09
"Boeing's S.C. jobs a setback for unions; Manufacturers grow more willing to use unorganized labor"
The Washington Post
Events
- Photo Exhibit on Immigration
- November 4-December 14, Ithaca Campus
- Webcast: Earnings Inequality in the U.S. Labor Market: Trends and Prospects
- December 1, Online
- Global Employers Conference: Challenging Issues, Challenging Times
- December 3, New York City
More ILR Events »
ILR Online Webcasts
Keeping you connected to the latest research on today's world of work issues.
Profiles, Interviews, and Research Highlights
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Groat Award Winner
Bonnie Weinstock '75 will be honored March 26 in New York
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ILR Up Close
Kirabo Jackson studies education through the lens of labor economics.
