Thursday, November 20, 2008
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Internationalizing ILR
Fields honored as first Windmuller chair
Gary Fields was 25 when he started teaching labor economics at Yale University.
Six years later, in 1978, he was recruited by the ILR School, where another international and comparative labor professor -- gentleman scholar John P. Windmuller – was setting a brisk pace.
Professor Fields was named this semester as ILR's first John P. Windmuller Chair in International and Comparative Labor.
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ILR News Digest
News Digest is a compilation of news items from across ILR. Its condensed, easy-to-read format is designed to bring you more news more often.
ILR in the News
Patrick Wright, December 2008
"Layoffs: How to Make the Most of a Difficult Situation"
Managing Accounts Payable
Kate Bronfenbrenner, 11/9/08
"Unions: It's time to cash check "
Financial Week
Lance Compa and Jefferson Cowie, 11/5/08
"'Labor: A Proposed Law Could Swell Union Ranks"
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Events
- ILR Labor Roundtable
- November 21, Ithaca Campus
- The ADA Amendments Act of 2008
- December 9, New York City
- IWS Colloquium Series: Crafting & Implementing A New Labor Policy
- December 11, New York City
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Profiles, Interviews, and Research Highlights
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Groat Award winner Mark Brossman '75 in Q&A
"Being an ILRie is like being a superhero; you have an invisible, special advantage"
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ILR Impact Brief
Affective Commitment Links Human Resource Practices and Voluntary Turnover
