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News Archive

October 2019

The New York Times
Chicago Teachers’ Strike, Longest in Decades, Ends 
Alum Earns Labor and Employment Law Award
A Lifetime of Contributions
“ILR Review” Examines Entrepreneurship and Employment
New Book by ILR Disability Experts Published
Gleeson Speaking on Immigration Bias
New Yang-Tan Course Will Connect Cornellians with Local Students
Workplace Sexual Harassment Report Published
Cornell Chronicle
Prison Job Interviews Offer Hope
“Temp” Wins Princeton Book Award
Meet Engaged Cornell Ambassador Alex Foley ’20
Climate Jobs New York Celebrated
Women’s Leadership Summit Set for Oct. 16
“ILR Prepares You For Life”

September 2019

Automotive News
"A lengthy strike adds to ratification challenges"
The Guardian
"A strike for the little guy: auto workers hope a deal will change the industry"
The New York Times
"Cooking Eggs in the Morning and Shucking Oysters at Night, Thanks to an App"
Wall Street Journal
"Do Messaging Apps Fit Into the Workplace? Not Always Comfortably"
"General Motors strike approaches third week"
"GM Backs Down On Cutting Off Healthcare For Its Striking Workers"
Chicago Tribune
"GM dumped health care for striking workers. That poured gas on fire, expert says" -- First citation.
USA Today
"GM dumped health care for striking workers. That poured gas on fire, expert says" -- Second citation.
Detroit Free Press
"GM tells striking union members it will continue their health coverage"
Vox
"The House just passed a bill that would give millions of workers the right to sue their boss"
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Union fight puts Delta in spotlight amid tense political climate"
Axios
"What your office knows about you"
"Worried about unlivable wages and job security, Weber State guest lecturer shares solutions with business students"
"You just don't know what to expect': The freedom and fights of Iowa's gig economy"
CNBC
"‘Strike pay’ kicks in at $250 a week for GM union members as work stoppage hits home"
The Economist
“Beleaguered unions seek members beyond the factory floor”
“BEYOND LOCAL: Balancing social gains and business revenue in the non-profit sector”
“Census Bureau Offers New Clues About Plan To Collect Data For GOP Power Grab”
The Washington Post
“GM strike lurches on as Trump and other political leaders watch and wait”
“Newark conference raises awareness about AI algorithmic bias”
The Atlantic
“STEM is Overrated; College is not just job prep, and the job market changes constantly"
“UAW scandal, weakening car sales means tough contract talks”
Forbes
"California’s Gig Worker Law … Is Going To Fail"
Imposing Responsibility On Global Corporations
For Kids’ Sake
Labor’s Future in America
Worker Protection Strategies
Cornell Chronicle
Beck Fellowships Support Student Entrepreneurs
Fair Features Career Opportunities
Worker Institute Research Attracts 35 Students
YTI Earns $4 Million Grant to Partner in Operating the National Youth Center
The Paradox of Corporate Globalization
Q&A with Tejasvi Nagaraja
National Science Foundation research award received by Ajunwa
Unemployment Course Awarded Engaged Curriculum Grant

August 2019

CNBC
"Federal raids on auto union set stage for unprecedented contract talks with Ford, GM, Fiat Chrysler"

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