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Monday, May 16, 2022, 12 – 1:30 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)

Sponsored by these LERA Interest Sections:
Collective Bargaining Network
Dispute Resolution
Labor and Employment Law
and Labor Studies and Union Research

To begin, professor and LERA past president Tom Kochan and current LERA President Wilma Liebman will provide a quick tour of inflection points in US labor-management relations. They will ask whether there is a better way forward. Discussion will follow with three PhD candidates working on a major research project on the current landscape of worker activism, with expert commentary by Roy Bahat, head of venture capital firm Bloomberg Beta and Noam Scheiber, who covers workers and the workplace for The New York Times.

Pricing

There is no charge, but we do ask that you register. We request that registered participants not share, forward, or post the webinar links and passwords to ensure the security of this webinar session. The Zoom link for the webinar will be sent to registered persons upon registration and also on the morning of the webinar.

Recordings or related files will be made available to registered attendees.

Registration

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Please do not distribute the link and information you will receive to attend the webinar to anyone, or post it in a public place. This discourages unknown individuals from joining the meeting with an intention to be disruptive.

PAST WEBINARS IN THIS SERIES
LERA members can access recordings from past webinars in this series here.
Recordings available at the link above are listed below.
Recorded Thursday, July 22, 2021
The War Labor Board and Its Legacy: A Conversation with Historian Ronald Schatz
Recorded July 13, 2021
The Biden NLRB: What’s Ahead and Challenges
Recorded May 19, 2021

New International and Comparative Labor and Employment Challenges: A Four Country Discussion