Alumni

New state consortium aims to improve employment opportunities for New Yorkers with disabilities.

Immigration reform bill could pass with the mutual support of labor and business, ILR webcast panelists say.

ILR and Renmin University of China establishing joint programs

From blockbuster movies to high tech and social media, Teddy Zee '79 follows his passions in a variety of fields.

Jonathan Weinberg '13 says he begins his law school career "better equipped to lead" because of his broad ILR education.

Dean Harry Katz urges 2013 graduates to take action and contribute to the world’s important policy debates.

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Labor law divide is sign of broader conflict, Liebman says at Konvitz Lecture

Worker Institute associates receive international recognition for their research and for gender equity work.

Research by Assistant Professor Elena Belogolovsky shows employers have mixed reactions to salary transparency.

Big Red's Green Bay Packer heads to Wisconsin May 9

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Project led by Worker Institute associates recognized for excellence by the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.

Women in the U.S. are less likely to be working than women in 16 other nations, according to new ILR research.

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MILR students' plan for attracting corporate talent takes first prize at Ohio State HR Invitational Case Competition.

Research conducted by The Conference Board and ILR shows that recruiting employees with disabilities is good business.

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One of America's best college players, JC Tretter '13, sets his sights on a professional football career.

NLRB Chairman Mark Pearce discussed work, social media and the law at a NYC Labor and Employment Law program.

"Gender, Inequality and Wages" shares Professor Francine Blau's research on women, the labor market and gender inequities.

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Global companies and alumni recruiters continue to seek top talent at ILR's Career Fair, celebrating its 25th anniversary.

ILR and Johns Hopkins researchers win best paper award for a study that links exclusion to heightened creativity at work.

New books published by ILR faculty focus on "Pay" and on workplace challenges and opportunities for people with disabilities.

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ILR's Ithaca and NYC conference centers educate and train thousands of students each year and connect the school to the world.

Labor leaders from that nation met with ILR faculty to explore collaborations, including student and faculty exchanges.

The DigitalCommons@ILR electronic repository of workplace-related documents has seen a major surge in use this year.