Research

ILR associate professor will travel to Australia to study how new technologies will transform the workplace and affect workers.

After beginning her studies at CALS, Associate Professor Rebecca Kehoe has found a home at ILR.

Lee Adler flipped traditional teaching when he created a course that began with a week-long immersion in coalfield communities.

Soaring costs for emergency room visits can often be traced to private equity firms, professor says.

Associate Professor Marya Besharov is applying her expertise in organizational change and leadership to the hubs that put locally sourced foods on dinner tables.

Journal tackles real-world problems with broad interdisciplinary approach to become industry leader.

Research by an ILR graduate student shows how trade unions can improve medical and social services. An agency in New York City has incorporated some of his findings to help improve health care delivery.

Research by faculty member Liz Karns tracks the lifetime financial losses of sexual assault victims.

The American Economic Association has recognized the achievements of Professor Francine Blau.

ILR Exploring Role of Technology

Results of consent research could impact courtrooms and policing tactics, police-community relations and digital privacy.

Disability employment appears positively impacted by new regs

Labor and Employment Relations Association featuring many from school

Avgar and Litwin win for “Superbugs Versus Outsourced Cleaners”

Professors find persistent gender pay gap

Williams shares research that can help women entrepreneurs succeed

Gaining insight to employment challenges of veterans with disabilities

Supply chain research by faculty and students a thrust of new initiative

Processes of labor standards enforcement for Mexican immigrant workers

Research by Williams on workplace sensitivity finds males integral to dynamic

Feeling entitled leads to more creativity, study shows