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News Archive

March 2026

The New Republic
Madeline Sterling
The Looming Crisis in Home Health Care
Campos-Medina Helps Steer N.J. Jobs Task Force
New Paper Explores Black Workers in the South and Their Views on Unions
KTVU FOX
Lee Adler
Bay Area teacher strikes highlight growing labor tensions
The Ithaca Voice
Rosemary Batt
Cayuga Medical nurses overwhelmingly voted to unionize: Why this matters to us
Improving Interviews for Autistic Jobseekers
Forbes
Alice Lee
Women Aren’t Bad Negotiators. The System Is Working Against Them
Harlem World
Patricia Campos-Medina
Trades Council Launches Peer Network To Curb Construction Suicide Rates
HR Dive
Alice Lee
How wide pay ranges may deter women from applying
Occupational Health & Safety
NY Construction Peer Network Targets Worker Suicide
Cornell Chronicle
Arianna Schindle and Jeff Grabelsky
ILR, Unions Offer NYC Construction Workers Innovative Emotional First Aid
Cornell Chronicle
Alice Lee
Job Listings With Wide Pay Ranges May Deter Female Applicants
Marketplace
Ariel Avgar
Health care is where the jobs are
Harvard Business Review
Nicole Thio
You Should Take That “Boring” Meeting
Brigid Beachler
Brigid Beachler Honored for Community-Engaged Innovation
Get to Know: Justine Modica
Pro Publica
Jason Judd
Nike Is Moving Jobs to Low-Wage Regions of Indonesia
Yahoo! Finance
John August
First-of-its-kind study: Analysis finds prior authorization delays elective spine surgery without cutting costs

February 2026

Harvard Business Review
Alice Lee
Research: Posting a Wide Salary Range Can Deter Women from Applying
607 News Now
Diane Burton
All Things Equal 2-24-26
Politico
Johnnie Kallas
Employers are winning the gig worker messaging war
NJToday.news
Patricia Campos-Medina, Kate Griffith and Shannon Gleeson
Profit Over People: U.S. policy deliberately traps immigrant workers in poverty, danger
Northwest Labor Press
Lara Skinner
New union coalition will make a push for ‘climate jobs’
The City
Javier Ramirez
NewYork-Presbyterian Nurses Reach Tentative Agreement — Again — To End Strike
Newsbreak
Lara Skinner
New Jersey Unions Unite Behind Solar Push to Tackle High Bills and Build Green Jobs
DEI Initiatives That Repair a ‘Leaky Roof’
Burton Settles Into Role as Dean of Outreach
Inside Climate News
Lara Skinner
New Jersey Unions Create a Coalition Focused on Decreasing Energy Costs and Creating Solar Jobs
Chattanooga Times Free Press
Art Wheaton
This is how VW’s tentative Chattanooga union contract differs from the version it unveiled in September
Becker’s Hospital Review
Johnnie Kallas
In a cooling strike climate, healthcare heated up
Gizmodo
John McCarthy
AI Is Starting to Show an Impact in Early-Career Jobs, Irish Government Says
Industrial Safety and Hygiene News
Lara Skinner
Labor Unions Launch ‘Michigan Climate Jobs’ Coalition to Build Worker-Led Clean Energy Future
Cornell Chronicle
Labor Action Tracker Reports Jump in Health Care Strikes
Marketplace
Art Wheaton
President Trump is considering rolling back steel and aluminum tariffs. How would that impact consumers?
Freight Waves
Art Wheaton
UPS challenges Teamster suit over $150,000 driver buyouts
Newsday
John August
Northwell Health lays off 'under 4%' of IT staff
Craig Wiggers Named Associate Dean of Finance and Administration
People’s World
Lara Skinner
Michigan unions launch statewide labor-climate coalition
Bloomberg Law
Harry Katz
UAW-Volkswagen Deal Presents Pivotal Win as Challenges Mount
BBC Sounds
Erica Groshen
What’s behind the US job numbers?
syracuse.com
Reyna Cohen
Who’s behind the lawsuit that could slow Micron’s chipmaking project in Upstate NY?
Bloomberg Law
Erica Groshen
Trump’s BLS Pick to Contend With Leadership Vacuum, Staff Losses
Your Tango
Emily Zitek
People With Serious Entitlement Issues Say These 11 Phrases On An Almost Daily Basis
CNN
Erica Groshen
The first jobs report of 2026 is coming out Wednesday. It could be a doozy
The New York Times
Harry Katz
N.Y.C. Nurses Reach Deal to End Strike at Two Hospital Systems
Detroit News
Art Wheaton
Fain offers vision for UAW growth in South amid coming political season
Bloomberg
John August
New York Nurses Land Tentative Deal to End Weeks-Long Strike
Cornell Chronicle
Mindful Choice or Locked In? Study Probes Feelings About Written Consent
Wired
Erica Groshen
No Company Has Admitted to Replacing Workers with AI in New York
WRKdefined
JR Keller
How Internal Mobility Really Works: Insights from Cornell ILR’s JR Keller

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