Labor and Employment Relations Association

Labor and Employment Relations Association

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Advancing Workplace Relations LERA's member programs include: meetings, awards, publications, communities and networking, online resources, and more.

The Labor and Employment Relations Association (LERA) is the singular organization in the country where professionals interested in all aspects of labor and employment relations network to share ideas and learn about new developments, issues, and practices in the field.

06/16/2026

Eileen Appelbaum (Center for Economic & Policy Research) & Rosemary Batt (Cornell) have a new book, Healthcare in the Age of Finance Capital: Public Funds for Private Gain. They are writing a feature about it in the coming issue of Perspectives on Work. https://monkeylink.co/bdab16

06/15/2026

“Amazon, Microsoft, Google power AI behind 49,000 finance layoffs.” Industry experts say AI will augment finance professionals, not replace them. An expert panel agrees AI will augment, not replace, finance workers; human judgment remains essential. https://monkeylink.co/dde015

06/12/2026

“America is experiencing a productivity miracle. AI hasn’t — yet —got much to do with it.” In The Economist. “The American economy remains unusually flexible, dynamic and innovative." https://monkeylink.co/7cc184

06/11/2026

“Inequities in job-based health coverage for California low-wage workers.” Savannah Hunter (UC-Berkeley) co-wrote the policy brief. "Workers earning low wages are far less likely to have job-based coverage & more likely to be on Medi-Cal or uninsured." https://monkeylink.co/10ef3d

06/10/2026

“Beyond the paycheck: New data offer new picture of job quality in America” by Susan Houseman (Upjohn Institute). "Workers also value job security, manageable schedules...opportunities for growth & skills development, and a voice on workplace issues.” https://monkeylink.co/b712dc

06/09/2026

“When you’re ‘fired from retirement.’” Teresa Ghilarducci (New School) is quoted in The NY Times. “People return to work for many reasons, but the biggest is financial need. As costs remain high, more retirees could be looking to re-enter the job market." https://monkeylink.co/e47143

06/08/2026

“Businesses, investors ‘flying blind’ when trust in government statistics declines.” Erica Groshen (Cornell) is quoted. Former Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Groshen (Cornell) co-authored a study on the value of government labor statistics. https://monkeylink.co/8dbe32

06/05/2026

“I’m the C.E.O. of Goldman Sachs. The A.I. job apocalypse is overblown.” By David M. Solomon. “I’ve seen a sharp divide in their views of AI. One camp sees a “job apocalypse”...the other sees a great leap forward." https://monkeylink.co/582b10

06/04/2026

"Trump wants $1.5tn for the Pentagon & cuts to healthcare & housing" By Steven Greenhouse. Trump's new Pentagon budget “Will hurt millions of Americans because Trump, to help finance that budget, is pushing for painful cuts in health, education & housing." https://monkeylink.co/491547

06/03/2026

Bob Bruno (Illinois) was quoted in “New Chicago Schools chief’s contract makes it easier for district & CEO to part ways” “The new 3-year contract for schools chief Macquline King does away with a provision that provided 180-day notice to her predecessor." https://monkeylink.co/2b2b20

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