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News Archive

April 2019

Soundcloud
"The Quantified Worker and Worker Surveillance" -- Second citation.
The Washington Post
"The U.S. added 196,000 jobs in March as economy shows signs of spring bounce"
Bloomberg
"U.S. Jobs Rebound Reassures on Growth But Comes With Caveats"
The New York Times
"Would You Let the Police Search Your Phone?"
Indonesian Union Leaders, Slated to Speak at ILR Union Days, Denied Visas to Travel"
Forbes
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Semester in Ireland Helps Shape Senior’s View of Labor Relations
McPherson Honors and Awards
Supreme Court’s Second Citation for ILR Research
Balancing a Multi-Dimensional ILR Experience
ILRies Elected to Student Assembly Leadership
Creating More Inclusive Workplaces: One Student’s Path
ILRie Advocates for Deaf Inclusiveness at Cornell
Making the Case for Policy Preparedness
Aspen Institute
Teaching About Tech Change and the Future of Work: Litwin Outlines His Approach
Thinking Outside the Box
NPR
Workers Face Artificial Intelligence at Many Employment Gates
Cornell Chronicle
Friedman Contributes to “China’s Cities” Research
Learning in an International Environment
Why Don’t Employees Engage in Health and Wellness Programs?

March 2019

The New Yorker
"Are Robots Competing For Your Job?"
Cornell Chronicle
"Cornellians win Cook Awards for improving campus climate for women"
Cornell Chronicle
"Economics pioneer Krueger ’83 dies at 58"
"Ifeoma Ajunwa on the Paradox of Automation as Anti-Bias Intervention"
Cornell Chronicle
"ILR School celebrates opening of NYC headquarters"
Soundcloud
"Immigrant Workers' Rights with Shannon Gleeson, Cornell University"
Jacobin News
"Just How Precarious Is the US Economy?
Cornell Chronicle
"Many factory workers denied basic human rights, says ILR event speaker"
"NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Christens New ILR Outpost in Midtown"
Vox
"The GOP's deeply flawed paid family leave plan, explained"
"The Impact of Mandated Maternity Benefits on the Gender Differential in Promotions: Examining the Role of Adverse Selection"
"Work Quality and Life Quality, Digitalization Lefts Them Both"
Forced arbitration growing, putting more workers at risk, Colvin says.
Professor Boyer: Teaching Students to See the World
Classroom Knowledge Goes to the Field
Professor’s Care “Made All the Difference”
Brilliant Economist Impacted Millions of American Workers
ILR School Founded 75 Years Ago
Connecting the Next Generation of Labor Leaders
Rosen will be Honored on April 11
Cornell Athletics
Big Red Captain is an ILRie
Community at the Center of Life: Ehrenberg’s Enduring “Last Lecture”
Richmond ’91 Receiving Groat Award on April 11

February 2019

Axios
"1 big thing: Walmart — the anti-Amazon"
"America's Insanely Expensive Child Care Is a Serious Economic Problem"
"Cornell Received $3.5 Million in 2018 Application Fees, Highest Among Ivy League Schools"
The New Yorker
"Eugene V. Debs And The Endurance Of Socialism" -- First citation.
Forbes
"Eugene V. Debs And The Endurance Of Socialism" -- Second citation.
"Government attorneys argue that it would not harm count accuracy"
"GUEST ROOM|A Call for Transparency and Labor Focus in the ILR Dean Search"

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