Janice Fine In the News

The Washington Post talks to Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU about President-elect Trump’s selection for labor secretary, Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer.

The New York Times reports President-elect Trump has chosen a pro-union Republican to serve as labor secretary, quoting Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU.

The New York Times interviews Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU about the potential impact of President-elect Trumps plans to limit immigration.

Boston Review publishes an op-ed by Janice Fine of the Workplace Justice Lab@RU examining why Democrats can no longer expect unions to deliver working-class voters.

A study by the Workplace Justice Lab@Rutgers University finds the average victim loses more than $3,000 per year, but there’s no easy way to get it back under current state law.

Hoodline reports on an initiative led by the workplace justice lab@RU, quoting Janice Fine. The program helps 55 small businesses in Minneapolis to comply with labor laws.

Newsweek reports on minimum wage violations in California, citing a study by the workplace justice lab@RU and quoting Jake Barnes, Janice Fine, and Daniel Galvin.

SF Gate covers a study by the workplace justice lab@RU, quoting Janice Fine. The research finds that minimum wage violations are especially impactful in the Bay Area.

KTLA reports on a workplace justice lab@RU study that finds more Californians are losing wages—and it could soon be harder to recover them. Janice Fine is quoted.

Hoodline reports on a landmark wage theft ruling against two construction companies in the Pacific Northwest, quoting Janice Fine of the workplace justice lab@RU.