Olympics Aftermath: How Are Workers Being Treated in Sochi?
Russia spent $51 billion to build facilities for the Sochi Olympics. Much of the construction...
Olympics Aftermath: How Are Workers Being Treated in Sochi?
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Robots and Labor (Continued)
Robots and Labor (Continued)
The Financial Times (behind paywall) reports on a speech by Google’s Eric Schmidt on the...
Working at Wal-Mart, Part Two: Employee Morale and Frequent Complaints
Working at Wal-Mart, Part Two: Employee Morale and Frequent Complaints
In our continuing coverage of Wal-Mart’s labor and business practices, we now turn to some of...
Working at Wal-Mart, Part One: Wages and Benefits
Working at Wal-Mart, Part One: Wages and Benefits
What is it like to work at America’s largest private employer? Wal-Mart’s labor and business...
Student Attitudes on Labor Issues: A U.S./Canada Comparison
Student Attitudes on Labor Issues: A U.S./Canada Comparison
There’s an interesting new study, from Wilma Liebman and David Doorey, of student attitudes...
Is There A Public-Sector/Private-Sector Pay Gap?
Is There A Public-Sector/Private-Sector Pay Gap?
A major theme in the debate over public-sector unions has been the idea that public-sector...
Why I Am Blogging About Labor
Why I Am Blogging About Labor
My academic fields of expertise are at the intersection of national security law and...
Welcome to On Labor
Welcome to On Labor
Welcome to On Labor, a new blog by Jack Goldsmith and myself dedicated to current developments...