New York at Work 2023
Annual Report
Designed as a resource for policymakers and the public, the ILR School’s annual New York at Work report examines jobs and other issues impacting communities and individuals across the state.
High Road NYC
ENGAGED LEARNING
Bryanne Sarfo ’26, a 2023 High Road fellow, channeled her passion for people and community engagement into work on policy and legislation in New York City this summer.
ILR School Events
Hospital-at-Home Programs Lack Standards, Accountability
Professor Rosemary Batt’s new ”hospital-at-home” research explores how a temporary solution for the COVID-19 health care crisis may become a permanent problem for patients, workers and taxpayers. The paper by Batt is part of a growing body of ILR peer-reviewed health care research and expertise, as well as a blog by John August.
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the Future of Work.
The Martin P. Catherwood Library is the most comprehensive resource on labor and employment in North America, offering expert research support through reference services, instruction, online guides and access to premier collections.
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Researchers from ILR's Buffalo Co-Lab and The Worker Institute found that #employment in mental health-related industries has gone up, but growth has been concentrated in the private sector while state jobs declined. Learn more via ILR’s NY at Work 2022-23 report, link in bio. #cornell #ilrschool …
Tiago Gonzalez '24 discusses his internship with the United Federation of Teachers. #cornell #ilrschool #internship #UFT Watch the video, link in bio.
Trends highlighted by the Cornell ILR Eviction Filings Dashboard for NYS, featured in the NY at Work report published 8/29, raise red flags about the potential for higher crime, weakened social ties and diminished democratic participation in areas where eviction filings are increasing. Read the…
