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The James B. Carey Library is open.
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About Us

The James B. Carey Library, located in the Labor Education Center on Cook Campus, offers information services to the students and faculty of the School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR), the larger Rutgers community, labor relations & HR management professionals, and the working people and employers of New Jersey. We maintain a specialized collection of books, journals, reporting services and databases in industrial relations and human resources.

 

Library Staff

Please contact Library Director Julie Peters at jpeters@smlr.rutgers.edu or 848-932-9608 for questions about research and information services, hours, interlibrary loan, course reserves and circulating materials. 

Andrew Martin, Part-Time Library Assistant

Owen Socher, Part-Time Library Assistant

SMLR_Net Listserv

The James B. Carey Library administers the SMLR_Net listserv which shares selected news on labor and employment relations and human resource management. The listserv is sent out once a day at Noon, and includes four current news stories. Below is a sample:

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Online gig work is growing rapidly, but workers lack job protections, a World Bank report says (Associated Press)
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Commuting Has an Upside and Remote Workers May Be Missing Out (NPR)
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How the U.S. Labor Market Went From 'Quiet Quitting' To 'Quiet Hiring' (CNBC)
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Information Literacy in the News!

New Jersey Becomes First State To Mandate K-12 Students Learn Information Literacy from Politico (January 2023). 

Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday signed legislation, NJ S.B. 588 (22R)/NJ A.B. 4169 (22R), that will make New Jersey the first state to require that K-12 students learn about how information is produced and spread on the internet, critical thinking skills, the difference between facts and opinions and the ethics of creating and sharing information both online and in print.

Would you like to schedule an information literacy session for your course? Contact Julie Peters for more information.

 

 

NJ Dept. of Labor and Workforce Development

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Occupational Outlook Handbook

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Contact Us

Julie Peters
Library Director
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