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SMLR's Center for Innovation in Worker Organization finds minimum wage violations increased during the Great Recession of 2008. The problem could be even worse during the COVID-19 pandemic.


New research by SMLR's Center for Innovation in Worker Organization finds many wage theft victims do not come forward. Strategic enforcement would prevent them from falling through the cracks.


Announcements, operating status information, and resources for SMLR students.


A revamped SMLR database offers more than 600 teaching resources on employee share ownership.


SMLR's Rebecca Kolins Givan, co-editor of the upcoming book “Strike for the Common Good,” expects many teachers to walk off the job due to COVID-19.


A champion for workers, Bensman mentored two generations of future labor activists, organizers, and scholars during a 42-year career at Rutgers.


The nationwide initiative amplifies underrepresented voices and diversifies leadership.


The nationwide initiative advances succession strategies to keep businesses running and save jobs.