Thinking Big Moving Forward Series
The Labor Resource Center has initiated a speaker series designed to address issues facing workers and their organizations in Massachusetts. Click on the presentations below to view:
March 26, 2009 |
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Dr. Susan Moir (Click on slide below)
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Dr. Randy Albelda (Click on slide below)
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Labor Research @ LRC
The LRC actively
produces and publishes research about workers, unions, and public legislation.
The goals of our research program are to answer the questions of workers
and their organizations so that they can take action to improve working
conditions and workers' lives in Massachusetts, and to create opportunities
for Labor Studies students to participate in labor research projects.
Over the years, the LRC has engaged in research projects in a number of
areas – economic analysis, paid family leave, worker misclassification,
and evaluating worker training – while also working directly with
unions, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO, and other labor organizations on specific
workforce or economic development efforts. Establishing effective linkages
between labor and community organizations with similar concerns has been
a high priority in this work.
Most recently, the LRC along with the Labor Centers at UMass Amherst,
Lowell, and Dartmouth, has been working on the Future
of Work in Massachusetts project.