The Labor Resource Center (LRC) provides educational and research programs to workers and to labor and community organizations. The mission of the LRC – to advance the interests of workers and their organizations through education and research – is carried out through its three programs under the guidance of the LRC Advisory Board. Click here to learn more about the Labor Resource Center.
THE FUTURE OF LABOR ORGANIZING IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Friday, September 30 - Saturday, October 1, 2011
University of Massachusetts Boston
REGISTRATION DEADLINE is September 23!
SEIU Local 615, the MTA, the AFT-MA, and The Labor Resource Center invite you to join us for a national conference on the changing nature of the higher education industry and its impacts on union organizing in the US and internationally.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Building Equality for Women in the
Construction Trades
By Susan Moir, Meryl Thomson and Christa Kelleher
The Labor Resource Center's latest research study was released on April 20, 2011, at the Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy's Spring Research Forum.
The LRC maintains a list of labor and community job postings. To see the postings, follow the "Labor Studies" link at the top of this page to "Job Leads for LS Students."
If you have a job that you would like us to post, please email it to Anneta Argyres.