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News Archive

February 2020

Marketplace
NLRB rule could make it harder for millions of workers to organize
Medium
Power - 
Quartz
Regulators around the world are coming for the gig economy
Time
Retail Workers Are Trying to Escape the 'Merry-Go-Round' As Jobs Disappear and Prospects Dim
Market watch
States are cracking down on companies microchipping their employees -- how common is it?
The Powerful Culinary Union at the Center of the Medicare for All Debate
Bloomberg Law
Unions Elbow Into Pot Industry With State-Backed 'Peace' Deals
Prepare. Listen. Argue. 
Collaboration With Weill
Cornell Chronicle
Catherwood Exhibit Sheds Light On Railways’ Discriminatory History
Cornell Chronicle
Ajunwa to Congress: Help stop employers’ AI-fueled bias
Bronfenbrenner Earns Levy Faculty Award
Barry Beck – 2020 Alpern Award Winner
WORK! Episode 5 Now Available
Cornell Chronicle
Harnessing Big Data to Avert Catastrophe
An Educational Evolution

January 2020

US News and World Report
'National Parents Union' to Challenge Political Influence of Teachers Groups 
The New York Times
A New Generation Seeks to Give It All Away Now
Fortune
A.I. is transforming the job interview -- and everything after
CNN
California's new gig economy law was meant to help workers. But it will likely hurt them instead. 
The Washington Post
Can California rein in tech's gig platforms? A primer on the bold state law that will try. 
Having a Brainstorm Session? Here's Why You Should Begin With an Embarrassing Story
Reuters
Hong Kong workers flock to labour unions as new protest tactic
PBS
Is this Las Vegas hospitality workers union the future of American labor?
Mashable
Tech exceptionalism is over, and now things need to change
Fortune
The A.I. in your workplace
The Atlantic
The Working-to-Afford-Child-Care Conundrum
CNN
Uber is retooling its app for California drivers. Lyft isn't
The Hill
Union membership falls to record low of 10.3 percent
Wall Street Journal
Waze for Work? Navigation Apps Come to Mazelike Offices
Salon
Weinstein jurors must differentiate between consent and compliance - which research shows isn't easy
The New York Times
Women's Gains in the Work Force Conceal a Problem
Bloomberg Law
Worker Centers Primed to Test We're-Not-Unions Stance in Court
ILR Multicultural Leadership Summit Slated For Feb. 8
Autism Transition to Adulthood Initiative Begins
Kathleen Weslock – 2020 Groat Award Winner
What Can U.S. Unions Learn from French Crisis?
Power, Inequality, and Immigrant Worker Rights
Worker Rights Advocate Celebrated
Cornell Chronicle
Cornell fashion at the American Labor Museum

December 2019

Bloomberg Law
'Culture of Fear' Grips UPS; Workers Say injuries Underreported
CBS News
AMC Theatre workers press for holiday and overtime pay
Fast Company
How to deal with the problem of needing another offer to get a raise
ILR Dean Delves Into World of Work in New Podcast
Local UAW workers approve new contract
NPR
McDonald's Not Responsible For How Franchisees Treat Workers, U.S. Agency Rules
City & State
New York wants to write its own rules for the gig economy
Noncompete Agreements Have Become 'Ubiquitous' in Financial Services and Elsewhere
Philadelphia Inquier
Philly's Einstein Medical Center spent 1.1 million on 'union avoidance.' It isn't alone.  
Detroit News
Strong support for UAW-Fiat Chrysler deal at major assembly plants

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