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May 2026

Financial Times
Erica Groshen
Data: you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone
Cornell Chronicle
Community-Engaged Learning Celebrated, Buffalo Co-Lab Honored
Cornell Chronicle
Mass Timber Industry Offers Sustainable Construction, High-Quality Jobs
FingerLakes1.com
Wendy Strobel Gower
Cornell expert urges New York lawmakers to strengthen workplace protections for people with disabilities
FingerLakes1.com
Erica Groshen
Cornell economist warns attacks on federal data could carry steep economic consequences
America’s Workforce Union Podcast
Arianna Schindle and Jeff Grabelsky
NYC building trades launches peer support network for construction workers
Yahoo! Finance
Lance Compa
UNITE HERE Local 11: As Los Angeles Prepares to Host the World, Report Exposes Labor Abuses at LAX Catering Company
Cornell Chronicle
NYS Can Protect Workers with Disabilities, Strobel Gower Tells State Senate
WBNG
Cathy Creighton
New York State’s childcare proposals could put Broome County in the driver’s seat to determine future childcare in the state
Newsday
Art Wheaton
MTA Says LIRR Workers Threatening to Strike Are the Highest Paid in U.S. Unions Cite High Cost of Living.
Get to Know: Claire Daviss
Cornell Chronicle
Businesses, Investors ‘Flying Blind’ When Trust in Government Statistics Declines
Cornell Chronicle
Farbman, Karuppiah Receive SUNY Chancellor’s Awards
Bloomberg Law
Johnnie Kallas and John August
Vocational Nurses, Techs Ready 30,000-Worker California Strike
Politico
Gali Racabi
A potential AI labor lesson from China
KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio
Virginia Doellgast
How algorithms wreaked havoc with these workers' schedules and cut their pay
The World
Paul Ortiz
The state of global labor as workers celebrate May Day
The Independent
Virginia Doellgast
Workers are training their AI replacements – one click at a time
The Economist
Erica Groshen
Bad government statistics can cost the economy billions
Bloomberg
Rosemary Batt
America’s Go-To Autism Therapy Is Also the Most Controversial

April 2026

Vogue
Jason Judd
What Fashion Needs to Know About Climate Tipping Points
USA Today
Nellie Brown
How do workers cope with job stress? Drink, drugs and sometimes tears.
Yahoo! Finance
Art Wheaton
Jet Fuel’s Surge and Trump’s Meddling Cloud Airline Outlook
The Guardian
Cathy Creighton
Staff decry ‘constant turbulence’ under Trump’s labor secretary, as she blames ‘deep state’ in resignation
The Christian Science Monitor
Kate Bronfenbrenner
Already pressured by Trump, Harvard faces grad student workers strike
HR Dive
Alice Lee
What are the job listing deal breakers for applicants?
Cornell Athletics
The Discipline of Direction
Hoover Institution
Philipp Kircher and Michele Belot
Economics Applied: Online Buddies for Jobseekers
AfroTech
John August
Taylor Rooks Foundation And Undue Medical Debt Erase $2.1M In Medical Debt For Gwinnett County, GA, Residents
Morally Diverse Communities More Accepting of Norm Violations
Lovenheim Named Editor of the Journal of Human Resources
Jonathan Lam ’27 Earns Robinson-Appel Humanitarian Award
ILR Hands Out 2026 McPherson Honors and Awards
Yahoo News
Jason Judd
AAFA Releases Heat Stress Guidance to Protect Garment Workers
Harvard Business Review
James T. Carter
Research: When Corporate LGBTQ+ Allyship Only Happens in June
MSN
Alice Lee
Workplace fairness laws are making work less fair
Boston Globe
Risa Lieberwitz
Up to 4,000 graduate students at Harvard are poised to strike Tuesday
Labor Relations at a Crossroads: Festschrift for Harry Katz
Texas Observer
Kate Bronfenbrenner
As Contract Negotiations Drag On, Texas Starbucks Workers Have Learned the Power of Organizing
Yahoo News
Nellie Brown
NY legalized marijuana, but safety and health concerns remain
WXXI
Cecilia Oyediran
New York employers no longer can use credit histories in most hiring decisions
Apple Podcasts
Merrick R Osborne
The Last Show with David Cooper: The Delicate Art of Being Rude
The Times of India
Risa Lieberwitz
Harvard University’s plan to expand writing class size draws union objection
American Psychological Association
Nicole Thio
Think that conversation will be boring? Science says think again
Spectrum News
Virginia Doellgast
As AI job replacement timeline speeds up, Cornell experts temper aggressive estimations
Ithaca Times
Ian Greer and Russell Weaver
New Report Says $25.08 Living Wage Required to Meet Basic Needs in Tompkins County
A Storied Career in Labor Law: Reflections of William B. Gould IV
Newsday
Cecilia Oyediran
New York employers facing end to job applicant credit checks
Gizmodo
John McCarthy
Some Locals Are Using AI to Protest Against Data Centers
The New York Times
Melissa Shetler
Has the Rise of A.I. Changed Your Career Plans?

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