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Bloomberg cites a study, co-authored by the Center for Women and Work, that finds more men are making significant contributions to childcare during the pandemic. | Newspapers and news sites in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, and Colombia republish the article.
The Star-Ledger publishes an op-ed by Todd Vachon of the Labor Education Action Research Network (LEARN) arguing we will see more death and destruction if climate change goes unchecked.
NPR’s All Things Considered interviews Carmen Martino of the Occupational Training and Education Consortium about the dangers facing temp workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
HuffPost reports some offices will remain closed until next year, quoting Jessica Methot on the importance of “frequent and transparent communication to employees.”
ROI-NJ reports the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization is leveling up two of its programs, quoting Sheri Davis and Marilyn Sneiderman.
The EvoLLLution publishes an op-ed by Michelle Van Noy and Heather McKay of the Education and Employment Research Center.
NJBIZ reports the NJ/NY Center for Employee Ownership will be walking business owners through the process of becoming an ESOP or worker co-op, quoting Bill Castellano and Jim Terez.
ROI-NJ reports on the NJ/NY Center for Employee Ownership program, quoting Bill Castellano and Jim Terez.
Thrive Global publishes an op-ed by Tracy Chang about her newest research project.
Morning Brew writes about a study, led by Jessica Methot, that examines the positive impact of small talk at work.