SMLR Experts In the News

Patch reports on a searchable database that enables users to see how colleges and universities compare on earnings, graduation rates, and costs, quoting Yana Rodgers.

The Nevada Independent explores how AI data centers are dividing the labor movement, quoting Todd Vachon of the Labor Education Action Research Network (LEARN).

Newsday interviews Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU about wage theft. She says, “Home healthcare is one of those areas that’s still the Wild West.”

Tribune Content Agency syndicates a column based on a study by Scott Bentley. The research finds that job hoppers get up to speed more quickly than other new hires.

Cape May County Herald reports New Jersey’s revised job loss numbers for the month of July are still sobering, quoting Scott Bentley.

Compass Vermont examines the voting options for people with disabilities and cites data from the Program for Disability Research.

The Record reports a woman is suing her former employer, alleging that she was fired for refusing to submit to invasive AI monitoring. James M. Cooney is quoted.

NBC News reports 73% of men have access to paid time off, compared to just 69% of women. Becky Logue-Conroy of the Center for Women and Work explains why.

Hoodline reports on a wage theft lawsuit in Santa Clara County, California and cites a Workplace Justice Lab@RU report on minimum wage violations in the state.

The Washington Informer examines how a federal rule change could limit voting accessibility. The story cites data from the Program for Disability Research.