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Research from @michelebelot.bsky.social, the Frances Perkins Professor of Industrial and Labor Relations & Economics at #CornellILR, shows that contrary to popular narratives about media and political echo chambers, Americans are more willing to engage with opposing opinions than generally presumed.
“Obviously, they’re not providing P.P.E. for the goats,” said DeVault, referring to how personal protective equipment can be costly.
On June 24 at 1pm, join Brad Bell, the William J. Conaty Professor in Strategic Human Resources at #CornellILR, and Penelope Sur, VP of Global Talent at Eastman, for a free keynote on how organizations can transform leadership pipelines into visible career pathways that inspire + retain top talent.
Unions have long resisted subcontracting, which employers use in two main cases: when work requires a highly specialized skill set or employers are seeking a less expensive option, said @iadevault.bsky.social, professor of labor history at #CornellILR.
Congrats to @ericagroshen.bsky.social, senior economics advisor at #CornellILR, who has been named the 2026 Harry V. Roberts Statistical Advocate of the Year! The award recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of statistics through advocacy, leadership and impact. @amstatnews.bsky.social
We hope ILRies had a wonderful time back on campus last week for Cornell Reunion! 🐻
We had fun catching up with #CornellILR alumni, friends and family, and hope everyone made new lasting memories. ❤️
The high willingness to listen may stem from basic curiosity and a desire to clarify one’s thinking about an issue. Such interaction won’t impart new information, but listening to someone with whom one feels common ground could be helpful in processing information and thinking through issues.
🎉Our April Monthly Report🎉
🗺️High strike activity in Illinois, a state not frequently in our "state with the most strikes" category
🏭Manufacturing well in the lead for total strikes for both March and April
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Our March Monthly Report🎉
✊The strike at Kaiser Permanente that ended on 03/02/2026 was the largest strike, with 31000 workers
The April Monthly Report will release soon!
Our team at The Worker Institute @cornellilr.bsky.social works with labor, policy and elected leaders to drive innovation on the future of work in the care economy. Thank you NYC Deputy Mayor @dmjuliesu.bsky.social for joining us. #CareEconomy #GoodJobs #Unions
