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The Race, History, and Academic Freedom March 2 virtual teach-in is endorsed by HANWOO CHA UMass Labor Center Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations USC Pullias Center for Higher Education American Association of University Professors National Education Association Southern Labor Studies Association (SLSA) African American Policy Forum Register today: conta.cc/3LiZSYr
Providence Journal quotes UMass Labor Center report saying nearly 1 in 10 RI bosses misclassify workers as indept contractors to evade taxes. The state loses at least $25 million due to payroll fraud. Let’s make wage theft a felony! @PatCrowley401 providencejournal.com/story/news/pol…
UMass Labor Center professor Cedric de Leon in Mother Jones taking on REI’s anti-union campaign: a consumer co-op ain’t a worker co-op. Period.
NEW: Nearly 10% of #RhodeIsland employers misclassifying workers as independent contractors, saving a third in labor costs, according to a new report by UMass Amherst UMass Labor Center #employment #labor RI Department of Labor & Training PBN pbn.com/report-nearly-…
Nearly 1 in 10 employers in Rhode Island are misclassifying employees as independent contractors, per a new UMass Labor Center report. My take on what's driving this trend and what it means for workers and the economy, via PBN Cassius Shuman: pbn.com/report-nearly-…
The question of how to organize megacorporations is urgent for everyone who works for justice. Don’t miss the latest issue of The Forge: Organizing Strategy and Practice — ORGANIZING MEGACORPORATIONS — guest edited by Jasmine Kerrissey and Dania Rajendra forgeorganizing.org/article/organi…
Please join UMass Labor Center director Cedric de Leon moderate a LRAN webinar April 14, 4pm ET on how unions are pushing for alternatives to policing. Panelists include leaders from Grad Employees' Org UMich and UE. Register at bit.ly/3j1vu7V
"[A] sign that the balance of power between workers and employers, which has been tilted toward employers for nearly a half-century, is beginning to shift." - Jasmine Kerrissey (UMass Sociology & UMass Labor Center) offers an analysis of '23's labor strikes: buff.ly/41J5iV1