SMLR Experts In the News

Law360 reports the National Labor Relations Board has appointed SMLR alumna and part-time lecturer Teresa Poor to oversee investigations and union elections in Region 29.

The New York Times reports more than 48,000 workers in the University of California system are striking for higher wages and better benefits, quoting Paula Voos.

The New York Times reports tens of thousands of employees walked off the job, quoting Paula Voos, who has studied graduate student unionization in the U.S.

From Day One interviews Ryan Greenbaum about SMLR’s Human Resource Management programs, noting our new courses on HR analytics.

NJ Business Beat, a weekly show on NJ PBS, interviews Todd Vachon of the Labor Education Action Research Network (LEARN) about the state’s unionization trends.

The Washington Post writes about the life and legacy of Michael Maccoby, quoting Charles Heckscher, who worked with him as a graduate student at Harvard.

The Plain Dealer publishes an op-ed that cites research by the Institute for the Study of Employee Ownership and Profit Sharing.

Laredo Morning Times cites a study by the Program for Disability Research, which finds that 1.95 million people with disabilities had trouble voting in 2020.

The New York Times reports new restrictions on mail-in voting are driving more people to inaccessible polling places, citing data from the Program for Disability Research.

HR Dive explores how human resources professionals can persuade their CEO to invest in employee learning and development programs, quoting Doug Coffey.