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Professor Francine Blau said lower fertility rates could be contributing to women’s greater workforce participation.

China seems to be entering a “new era” of post-Covid factory strikes, said Eli Professor Friedman.

"Effectively, the NLRB judge is saying that the Starbucks’ subpoenas violate the National Labor Relations Act. Those are the same subpoenas Judge Sinatra supported," said Cathy Creighton, director of the Buffalo Co-Lab.

This piece is written by Professor Sarosh Kuruvilla. It outlines the findings of his recent research in which he studied the reasons behind the high worker turnover in the garment industry.

“Her feminist side is just as important as her labor side. Both of them got her into immense amounts of trouble. But she was the kind of person who didn’t care about getting into trouble,” says Ileen Devault, professor of labor history.

Arthur Wheaton, director of Labor Studies, notes the ways pilots could disrupt airline travel.