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October 2020

Economic uncertainty: How COVID-19 has hit psychologists
FedEx employee health plan: Contribution increases, HSA option among changes for 2021
Forbes
How America's Richest Colleges Are Getting Away With Charging More While Providing Less During Covid
Marketplace
How many people are unemployed right now?
Inclusivity and High Performance Begins with Psychological Safety
Ithaca Times
Ithaca Employment Largely Rebounds, But Weaknesses Linger According to Local Officials
The New York Times
Job Gains Are Waning, a Blow to Economic Recovery
Democrat and Chronicle
Layoff notices hit New York at a record rate, data show. Here's where
Aljazeera
Move over, toxic bosses: Politics has US workers wanting to quit
WCNY
New York State Lags the U.S. in Economic Recovery
localsyr.com
New York State turns to 4 Cornellians for climate advisory panels
CBS News
Recruiting for Talent on the Autism Spectrum
The New York Times
Remote but Inclusive for Years, and Now Showing Other Companies How
Servers and bartenders bet their futures on getting out the vote
ABC News
Some 837,000 Americans filed jobless claims last week as pandemic layoffs continue
Tasting Qualities 
The Lily
The Postal Service is in trouble. These women on remote islands show what we could lose. 
Truthout
Trump Halts Work on New Stimulus Bill, Says It Will Resume After He's Reelected
The Globe and Mail
U.S. election 2020: Harris, Pence lay out two visions of America in debate that plays to their supporters 
ABC News
Unemployment rate slips to 7.9% in last jobs report before election
When Customers Don't Ask For Help
Aljazeera
Winter is coming: Small businesses brace for cold and COVID
With time running out, Pelosi and Mnuchin struggle to find compromise on stimulus
USA Today
Worked to death: Latino farmworkers have long been denied basic rights. COVID-19 showed how deadly racism could be.
Democrat and Chronicle
Workplace: Bring 'all stakeholders to the table to discuss the implications of new ideas'
WHCU Radio
'Recession economy' hitting minorities harder than general population
Cornell Chronicle
Counter-Union Files Reflect Tensions
Cornell Chronicle
An Orphan’s Story
Cornell Chronicle
Research Reflects ILR’s Interdisciplinary Focus
Academy Award Winner Julia Reichert Joins Dean Colvin on WORK!
ILR Expertise Utilized by Academy Award Winner
Global Social Protections Needed: Cook-Gray Lecturer
The Benefits of Hiring “Boomerangs”
Cornell Chronicle
Grant Renewed for Unemployment Project
Dean Colvin Welcomes Eduardo Porter to WORK!
Cornellians
Teaching in the New Normal
ILR Staff, Faculty Honored
ILR Research: Entitled People React With Anger to Bad Luck

September 2020

Forbes
10 Reasons Why Anti-Racism Training Is Not The Problem
The Globe and Mail
2020 U.S. election debate: Key takeaways from a chaotic evening with little policy substance
localsyr.com
A look at how COVID has changed the American workforce
After Supreme Court win, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy still faces challenges, experts say
CNBC
As Ellen DeGeneres fights claims of a toxic workplace, here are 3 signs you work in one
Marketplace
Black women are thriving in Detroit's business ecosystem
Bloomberg Law
Canceling Anti-Racism Training Weakens Agency Liability Shields
Healthcare Dive
Healthcare jobs inch back to pre-pandemic levels, adding 75K in August
How to Foster Diversity, Inclusion, and Psychological Safety in E-Learning
Investors Extracted $400 Million From a Hospital Chain That Sometimes Couldn't Pay for Medical Supplies or Gas for Ambulances
Wall Street Journal
Jobless Claims Hold Steady in New York, New Jersey
Wall Street Journal
Jobless Claims Keep Rising in New York, New Jersey

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