Julie A. Greco
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Reporters and ILR experts connect hundreds of times every year to inform the public about complex work, labor and employment issues. Our faculty's expertise is wide-ranging, providing perspectives on international, national, state and regional news.
We can help connect you with our experts in unions, economics, HR, inequality, conflict resolution, disability, health and safety, labor history, workplace behavior and labor law issues.
Our team works closely with Cornell’s Media Relations Office, the university’s liaison to local, regional, national and international media.
On first reference, please refer to us at the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, after which ILR School is preferred.
Tip Sheets
“This ruling sets a dangerous precedent that local governments can’t regulate the employment conditions in specific industries ... In a world where AI and algorithms are increasingly determining whether workers keep or lose their job, it is essential that we have human review of these decisions."
“Extreme heat has cost the U.S. economy billions in lost productivity as it has made it harder for people to do their jobs. Prevention is usually less expensive than addressing the adverse results after the fact. Being proactive improves morale and makes employees feel valued.”
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ILR is home to world-class faculty who produce relevant research across disciplines.
As a New York State land-grant college, we build community partnerships and trainings to improve workers’ lives.
We democratize local and regional data for the purposes of informing and empowering.
Contact
Contact the Cornell Media Relations office for assistance at mediarelations@cornell.edu.