SMLR News

A report by SMLR’s Workplace Justice Lab warns that staffing reductions at the U.S. Department of Labor, coupled with the recent crackdown on immigrant workers, could worsen America’s $13 billion wage theft problem.

The union representing NJ Transit's train engineers is threatening to strike on Friday. SMLR's Bill Dwyer calls it "a public relations nightmare" for both sides.

For the first time, business owners can receive financial assistance to explore creating an employee stock ownership plan.

A competitive skater in her youth, Francine Glaser held corporate roles before returning to Rutgers for a master degree in human resource management at SMLR.

A study led by SMLR's Jessica Methot finds that employees cope with feelings of nostalgia in both productive and unproductive ways, but managers can make a big difference.