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News Archive

December 2020

CNBC
The U.S. still has 10 million fewer jobs now than before the pandemic
Marketplace
Which essential workers should be prioritized for vaccines?
The Guardian
The end of the office holiday party - or simply time to get creative?
Book Brief: “Tasting Qualities”: What Tea Tells Us
Connecting Job Seekers with Opportunities
The Washington Post
He didn't take covid-19 seriously. Being hospitalized 'made a believer' out of him.
Cornell Chronicle
‘Di Linke’ Webinar Series Explores History of Jewish Left
Indigenous Practices Focus of New Program

November 2020

'It's a violation of an implicit psychological contract': Why DTC culture issues hit hard
Times Union News
Albany plans to fire officer over racist rant; releases video of remarks
Aljazeera
California Prop 22 rewrites road map for gig workers' rights
Bloomberg Law
Cities, states prevail in early legal clashes with police unions
City picks up effort to crack down on AI hiring bias
WHCU Radio
Cornell develops COVID tracker for school district boundaries
The Ithaca Voice
Cornell launches new COVID-19 school district tracking tool
Cornell's ILR School at 75: Outreach near and far
Wall Street Journal
Do you have e-charisma on Zoom? Here's how to get it
Heart failure training increases home care worker job satisfaction: Cornell study
Times Union News
Holiday sales jobs shifting from storefront to warehouse and van
The Hill
How American life is fueling the COVID-19 surge
How COVID-19 Could Enable the Inclusion of Women in the Workplace
How Will The Biden Administration Shape America's Workforce?
The Auburn Citizen
Layoff notices skyrocket in NYS amid pandemic 
CNY Central
New interactive map tracks NY school district COVID-19 cases
Bloomberg Law
New Jersey Pursues Lyft on Taxes, Keeping Pressure on Gig Model
Truthout
Op-Ed | After Trump, the Fight for Immigrant Rights Will Continue Under Biden
MSN
Safe social distancing depends on students' decisions
NY Post
Sense of 'entitlement' linked to taking COVID-19 risks
The Marshall Project
These Federal Prison Guards Are Desperate for Trump to Lose
NBC News
Need a COVID-19 Nurse? That’ll Be $8,000 a Week
The New York Times
Food delivery apps are booming. Their workers are often struggling.
Annual ILR Labor Roundtable Set for Virtual Debut
Cornell Chronicle
Abowd Honored by Scientific Society
"Philadelphia Inquirer" reporter Juliana Feliciano Reyes Joins Dean Colvin on WORK!
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COVID-19 tracker: developer explains tool
Entitled People Less Likely to Follow COVID Guidelines
Cornell Chronicle
Study: Disease-Specific Training Benefits Home Care Workers
Cornell Chronicle
More Student Veterans Join A Welcoming Community
ILR Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Cornell Chronicle
ILR Undergrad Helps Promote Children’s Learning
Disability Policy Visionary: Thomas Golden
Cornell Chronicle
COVID-19 Tracking Tool Offered to Public 

October 2020

Bloomberg Law
'Love Contracts' Go Mainstream as Employers Track Office Romance
As California shelter-in-place rules ease, unemployment claims dip
Marketplace
As companies like Boeing go, so goes the U.S. economy
Cornell expert: Don't bet on stimulus relief
Marketplace
COVID economy fallout keeps hitting already impoverished neighborhoods hardest
Sourcing Journal
Data Shows an Industry Slow to Improve
David Brooks: Is this the new future of American liberalism?
WHCU Radio
Economic geographer with Cornell says economic recovery coming to a halt

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