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News Archive

June 2020

KQED
Federal Preserve Projects Longterm Unemployment From Coronavirus Crisis
Los Angeles Times
For night-shift workers, curfews can be costly
The Good Men Project
How Managers Can (And Should) Address Race and Violence in the News
Vox
How police unions became so powerful - and how they can be tamed
BBC News
Is your boss spying on you as you work from home?
The Baltimore Sun
No, the jobs report wasn't rigged. Here's what happened.
NJ.com
Op-Ed: Latinos stand with #BlackLivesMatter because we both fight for justice and equality
The Hill
Shocking job numbers raise homes for quicker recovery
NPR
Some of China's Freed Labor Activists Start New Lives, But State Pressure Lurks
Politico
State unveils 'right to refuse work' guidance amid Covid-19-related job safety concerns
The New York Times
The Jobs We Need
Wall Street Journal
The Mixed Case for Private Equity in Retirement Plans
Bloomberg
The Shock U.S. Jobs Report Raised Questions. Here Are Some Answers.
CNBC
There are more people getting unemployment benefits than there are unemployed workers
CNBC
There's a conspiracy theory about the unemployment numbers. Labor experts call it baseless.
Trump predicts rocket-like recovery after jobs report, but experts still have concerns
Bloomberg
U.S. Jobs Focus Shifts Back to Losses After May's Surprise Gain
Detroit News
UAW meets with feds to avert racketeering takeover, oversight
San Francisco Chronicle
Unemployment rate drops to 13.3% in May, in a hopeful sign for the economy
AP News
Unemployment rate falls to 13.3%, US adds 2.5 million jobs
US unemployment drops to a still-high 13.3%
The Washington Post
What the Labor Department is doing about the error that led to a lower employment rate
Quartz
When everyone can work from home, who goes back to the office?
NJ.com
When N.J. reopens offices and businesses, they'll have set standards to keep workers safe, Murphy says
Why many employees feel devalued in booming job market 
Harvard Business Review
Working from Home While Black
BBC News
Coronavirus: How much does your boss need to know about you?
Q&A with Brittany Bond
DACA Decision Greeted With Cautious Optimism
Endearing Memories
The New York Times
Why Do We Pay So Many People So Little Money?
Newsday
Mall owners, officials angry at Phase 4 delay
Cornellians
Timeout: Cornell Graduate Student and Alumni Reflections
The Hill
Let COVID show us how health care can best harness new technologies
Health Care Research Led by Litwin
Portland Press Herald
Bill Nemitz: Do you follow Maine’s COVID-19 rules, or are you ‘entitled’ to ignore them?
Researching the Psychology of Consent
Marketplace
Which jobs are coming back first? Which may never return?
Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Commitment Honored
Leo Cardoza
What is Shame?
Students Help Build Sustainability
“Idea Lab” Generates Reopening Scenarios
Q&A With Sarah Besky
The Guardian
The pandemic exposes US childcare for what it is: 'a crisis within a crisis'
Marketplace
Why was the May unemployment number wrong?
Cornell Chronicle
Ryan McCurry ’20 Earns SUNY Graduate Fellowship
ILR Announces McPherson Honors and Awards
ILR Welcomes New Faculty

May 2020

Market watch
'All the days are blurring together': How to battle burnout and find a healthy work-life balance during the pandemic
AOL
'This is life or death': Workers at Amazon, Target, Instacart hold nationwide strike on International Workers Day

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