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News Archive

October 2026

Axios
Art Wheaton
Unions split over data centers, AI
New Labor Forum
Zoe West
Mass Worker Education: Governing From the Shop Floor
The Daily Illini
Johnnie Kallas
UI, Cornell collaborate on labor action research
Healthcare Brew
John August
As the uninsured rate rises, hospitals deal with more bad debt
Cornell Chronicle
Using Less Politically Charged Language Can ‘Lower the Temperature’ on DEI Training
The Oregonian
Sarosh Kuruvilla
Nike said factory workers should earn enough to pay their bills, and then some. Nearly a decade later, many still struggle
Boston Globe
Francine Blau
One group of women has been earning higher wages than men for years
Forbes
Rosemary Batt
Private Equity's Significant Debt Problem Has Been Building For Years
Fast Company
Vanessa Bohns
There's a Career Tax on Being Smart at Work—but Only If You're a Woman
Futures Forum
Tejasvi Nagaraja
War, Workers, and Political Struggle: Tej Nagaraja on solidarity and freedom movements in World War II and beyond
Bloomberg
Bradford Bell
The New Question for C-Suite Bosses: Who’s in Charge of AI?
New Book Network
Tejasvi Nagaraja
Troop Movements: Labor, Race, and Global Freedom Struggles in America’s World War II
FingerLakes1.com
Scott Thomas Seidenberger
Cornell professors test AI teaching tools while protecting hands-on learning
Mongabay
Jason Judd
Bangladesh garment factory workers bear the brunt of rising temperatures
Cornell Chronicle
Cute Robots, Historical Chatbots: AI in the Classroom
Bringing Sociology to Organizational Behavior: Pamela Tolbert Reflects on Her ILR Career
Cornell Chronicle
Workplace Narcissists Crave More Than a Quiet Paise
Exploring Prosperity
Erica Groshen
What Is AI Doing to Jobs? The Data We Need Isn't Being Collected-Former BLS Commissioner Erica Groshen
YTI Receives Grant to Fund ADA Center, Support Mental Health Research
Pair of ILRies to Give Annual REALTalk on Oct. 22
LongIsland.com
Wendy Strobel Gower
Governor Hochul Launches Fifth Annual New York State Disability Rights And Employment Awareness Month (DREAM) Symposium
KQED
Cathy Creighton
Senior Fired From Oakland Job After Union Tried to Collect Thousands of Dollars
NJ.com
Patricia Campos-Medina
Latina Civic Action urges Sherrill to appoint N.J.’s first Latina lieutenant governor
The Washington Post
Vanessa Bohns
5 ways to share more — without annoying everyone
Cornell Chronicle
Bohns’ Book: Speak Up or Keep it to Yourself?
Bigler Shares Fair Chance Hiring Best Practices with N.Y. Lawyers
Politico Pro
Anne Marie Brady
Private equity boom in New York home care has experts calling for guardrails
Cornell Chronicle
Private Equity Ownership Results in Poor Working Conditions in NYS Home Care
Morningstar
Russell Weaver
America's renters are emerging as a political
Cornell Sun
Jodi Anderson
Cornell to Become First Ivy League University to Offer Degrees in Prison
Brooklyn News Service
Anne Marie Brady
Private Equity Owns Half of Home Care Agencies in NYS, Cornell ILR Researchers Say
FingerLakes1.com
Cornell exhibit explores work clothing and climate change
Thousands of Benefits Planners Is Ray Cebula’s Legacy
The New York Times
Vanessa Bohns
How to Tell Hard Truths
A Career about Disability, Work and Leisure: LaWanda Cook
Cornell Chronicle
Kheel Center Exhibit Weaves Clothing, Work and the Environment

September 2026

The Daily Star
Sarah Besky
The making of a cup of tea: Plantation, empire and the pursuit of quality
FingerLakes1.com
Tove Hammer
Tove Helland Hammer, pioneering Cornell ILR editor and professor, dies at 80
Maria Figueroa
NYC Delivery Workers Report Staggering Rates of Injury, Mental Health Issues
Fast Company
Vanessa Bohns
How to make a big ask of a colleague
Apple Podcasts
Lars Vilhuber
The Hidden Curriculum: Replication and transparency practices with Lars Vilhuber
Forbes
Ariel Avgar
Job Interview Etiquette Is Changing. These Rules Still Matter
USA Today
Susanne Bruyere
Trump rolls back federal hiring rules. Are disabled workers at risk?
USA Today
Alex Colvin
Gretchen Carlson beat Roger Ailes 10 years ago. She's not done fighting
Politico
Lynda Nguyen
Weekly New York & New Jersey Energy: Grid connection process for renewables challenged
Forbes
Zoe West
Inside Private Equity’s Takeover Of America’s Home Care System
Politico Pro
Lynda Nguyen
New report pairs labor priorities and building decarbonization investments
Tove Helland Hammer ’69, First Female Editor of ILR Review, Dies at 80
Remembering Tove Helland Hammer, A&S ’69
MSN
Jason Judd and Sarah Krasley
Cooling Bangladesh's garment factories is cheaper than it looks

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