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January 2026

Cornell Chronicle
Talent Loss Proves Costly to Businesses Following Corporate Wrongdoing
WRKDefined
JR Keller
Should You Let Your Top Employee Leave?
Healthcare Brew
John August
NYC nurses, hospital leaders continue to clash in ongoing strikes
The New York Times
Justin Bloesch
DealBook newsletter: Snowmageddon!
Courthouse News Service
John Abowd
Judge approves oversight committee for remedies to Google’s internet search monopoly
Newsday
Cathy Creighton
TSA union withstands government attempt to end contract but "instability" is new norm for airport security workers
Tompkins Weekly
Ian Greer
Ithaca moves to revive just-cause labor talks with new committee and public focus
U.S. Right to Know
Rosemary Batt
When profit kills: How private equity is eroding health care
Relentless Advocate Bridges Research, Policy and Practice
FingerLakes1.com
Forrest Briscoe
Talent loss adds hidden cost to corporate misconduct
BINJE
Lara Skinner
Labor Unions announce coalition aimed at taking back state’s energy future
Cornell Chronicle
How Well-Meaning Allies Increase Stress for Marginalized People
Science News
Nicki Dell
Computer science can help abuse and trafficking survivors regain safety
Heatmap
J. Mijin Cha
Climate Insiders Want to Stop Talking About ‘Climate Change’
The Guardian
Sarosh Kuruvilla
Justice for Jeyasre: how a brutal murder led to a better deal for garment workers in India
The Baltimore Sun
Lara Skinner
Tom Zirpoli: How Trump hampers US energy
HR Dive
Emily Zitek
Employees say narrative-based performance reviews are the fairest
The New York Times
Harry Katz
N.Y.C. Bakery Workers Demand Owners Stop Supporting ‘Israeli Occupation’
NPR
Santiago Anria
Latin American left responds to Trump's pledge to take over of Venezuelan oil
The Jerusalem Post
Harry Katz
Can Breads Bakery workers really demand that the Israeli owners cut ties with Israel?
Newsday
John August
Northwell, Plainview nurses reach tentative contract but 2 other LI hospitals face possible strike
Marketplace
Philipp Kircher
The number of long-term unemployed is growing. What does that tell us about the economy?
Cornell Chronicle
Narrative-Based Performance Reviews Deemed Fairest by Employees
AP News
Erica Groshen
Trump brushes off early posting of confidential jobs figures
Fast Company
Emily Zitek
Workers might hate performance reviews less if they looked like this
HR Dive
JR Keller
5 trends that will shape HR in 2026
Tompkins Weekly
Ian Greer
Cayuga Medical Center nurses’ vote for unionization approaches
MedPage Today
Rosemary Batt
Autism Therapy Becomes Big Business for Private Equity
ScienceBlog
Emily Zitek
The Performance Review Number That Overshadows Everything Else
Essence
Unknown
What’s Really Happening In Venezuela And How Does It Impact Black People?
Q&A with Adam Schoenbachler
San Francisco Chronicle
Rosemary Batt
'This business killed my son'
Detroit Free Press
Art Wheaton
The ultimate price Ford is paying to overhaul its business strategy

December 2025

Gizmodo
John McCarthy
AI Ruined Job Applications, So People Are Resorting to Dating Apps to Find Work
Fast Company
John August
Pediatric primary care needs change now
Cornell Chronicle
‘Lifting and Shifting’ Workers Is Not Always the Best Answer
Power at Work
Patricia Campos-Medina
Blogcast #113: Stories of Belonging and Worker Power
The Mercury News
John August
Kaiser labor talks stall, raising fears of another strike
ABC News
Lara Skinner
What to Know About Wind Power in the US as Trump Administration Pauses Leases
Marketplace
Virginia Doellgast
Disney is getting into the AI game
Bloomberg
Lara Skinner
US Suspends Offshore Wind Farm Leases in New Setback for Industry
Fortune
Susanne Bruyere
As more workers request accommodations, how should workplaces react?
Reuters
Brian Dunn
Musk wins appeal that restores 2018 Tesla pay deal now worth about $139 billion
Rosemary Batt Reflects on Notable Career at ILR
Detroit News
Art Wheaton
UAW shakes up top staff after text messages reveal retaliation scheme
Context
Jason Judd
Can the fashion industry adapt to a warming world?
United Press International
Kathleen Mulligan
Struggle continues for Americans as costs rise, wages crawl
Bloomberg
Erica Groshen
Speed Vs. Accuracy of US Jobs Data Rekindled After Shutdown
Cornell Chronicle
Nick Salvatore, ‘One of Our Foremost Historians,’ Dies at 82
Literary Hub
George Boyer
Did Bob Cratchit really make more than an American on minimum wage?

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