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Drop Nike | Penn State Chapter of United Students Against Sweatshops calls on university to suspend Nike contract

“Hey, hey! Ho, ho! Wage theft has got to go.” “What’s outrageous? Union wages.”

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Labor and Employment Relations 23rd annual Outstanding Alumni Lecture

Dionne R. Wiggins, a 2013 alumna of the School of Labor and Employment Relations, gave the school’s 23rd annual Outstanding Alumni Lecture on Nov. 3. Wiggins is the first World Campus graduate to be recognized as an Outstanding Alumni recipient.

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Labor leaders see growth in unionism

Labor leaders are trumpeting a resurgence in the interest to unionize that they say hasn’t been seen in decades while businesses grapple with a shrinking labor market and other pressures. “We’re seeing more organizing than in years,” said Paul Clark, a professor in Penn State’s School of Labor and Employment

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Trickle-down economics at the heart of MLB labor dispute

Francisco Lindor’s $341-million contract with the New York Mets was supposed to be a boon for other shortstops. Same for pitchers when aces Gerrit Cole and Max Scherzer signed megadeals.

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