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News Archive

September 2021

Marketplace
What's behind the chip shortage?
The Nevada Independent
‘What’s the endgame?’ No resolution projected as decades-long feud between Culinary and Station Casinos continues
The Guardian
How the US labor movement is getting to grips with the climate crisis
Psychology today
Overcoming the Awkwardness of Asking for Help
Research: How to Keep Rejected Internal Applicants
Avgar and Doellgast Promoted
Cook-Gray Lecture: Women’s Employment Pluses
Walsh Speaking at Summit
Capitol Pressroom
Bracing for fallout from changes to unemployment benefits
CNBC
The most persuasive people do these 3 things differently to get what they want, says social psychologist
AP News
Unions split on vaccine mandates, complicating Biden push
Bloomberg
New York Delivery Drivers Face Low Pay Even as Risks Mount
WHYY NPR
The pandemic labor market through the eyes of Philly’s immigrant restaurant workers
The Buffalo News
Starbucks seeks vote on union at all 20 Buffalo stores
Skinner Wins Award
“Navigating New Work-Life Realities”
Cornell Chronicle
NYC Food Delivery Workers Face a ‘Harrowing World’
Bloomberg Quint
A Big Fight Lies Ahead for U.S. Labor to Lock In Pandemic Gains
PBS
The Gig Economy
Los Angeles Times
U.S. hiring slows sharply, casting long shadow on recovery from pandemic
NPR
Here Are 3 Pivotal Moments In Workers' History To Remember This Labor Day
CNN
US unions are better off, but still a long way from their former might
Fast Company
What to say when you’re asked an overly personal interview question
Bohns’ Book on Influence Now Available
Cornell Chronicle
Police Union Websites Preserved by Library Archive
Cornell Chronicle
The State of Labor in a Shifting Workplace

August 2021

The Ithaca Voice
'Labor shortage' really something more
Quartz
Can mandatory vaccinations bring back restaurant workers?
Yahoo News
Chip shortage could hurt autoworkers' profit sharing, pay raises
EPA Approval of PFAS for Fracking May Spell a New Health Crisis for Communities
Entrepreneur
Fast Food Restaurant Owners Are Trying Crazy Stuff to Attract Workers. Here's What's Actually Working.
New Leader, Same Leadership For AFL-CIO
Bloomberg Law
New York Gig Workers Turn to Grassroots Employment Strategies
Yahoo! Finance
Teamsters Election May Hold Cards For Upcoming UPS Contract Talks
MSN
The instant mood-boosting hack that's now backed by science
Wall Street Journal
Why Do We Shout When We Argue? Lack of Confidence
Lifehacker
Why We Shout During an Argument (and Why It's Not Effective)
Business Insider
Working from home has made us all paranoid 
Good Morning America
Professor spends 2 years secretly improving his health to donate kidney to colleague
Harvard Business Review
How to Ask a Colleague to Mask Up
Quartz
A strike at Nabisco is testing the power of unions in the pandemic
Politico
Trumka era ends, and union tactics may be in for a makeover
Wall Street Journal
Why do we shout when we argue? Lack of confidence
Reuters
First woman AFL-CIO president hopes her historic election inspires other women
Time to Change the Study of Consent
Q&A with Dana Yang
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Delaying labor talks is a classic strategy in union negotiations. It seems to be at play in Pittsburgh-area hospitals
Forbes
Successful People Know How To Say No – Here's How
The Buffalo News
Buffalo's population growth outperformed other upstate cities – and more census takeaways
CNN
Want a more flexible work schedule? Here's how to ask for it

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