| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | New York City's Labor Market Post-COVID: Resilient Recovery and Lingering Losses | Mario G. Corzo and Vassilios N. Gargalas |
| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | Mass Deportations and the Rule of Law: A Conversation with the Deportation Defense Clinic’s Director | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | TURN, TURN, TURN: NLRB Policy Changes in the Trump and Biden Administrations | Dana Shilling |
| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | The Hidden Health Toll of Racial Inequality | Mathew Adarichev |
| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | Prospects for a Manufacturing Revival | Frankie Saggio |
| 2025 |
Spring/Summer | Technology and Power in the Trucking Industry | Brian Lobato |
| 2024 | Fall | The New York Job Market in 2024-2025 | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2024 | Fall | Long Island Unions and the 2024 Elections: A Conversation with the LI Labor Federation Director | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2024 | Fall | Advice to Organizers: Jane McAlevey’s Legacy | Alan Singer |
| 2024 | Fall | Are You Really Paid What You’re Worth? | Kyle Mastroni |
| 2024 | Fall | Why So Many Prime-Age Men Opt Out of Work | Christopher Holder |
| 2024 | Fall | How Can the Labor Movement Be Saved? | Isaiah Figueroa |
| 2024 | Spring/Summer | Immigration and the Election-Year Economy | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2024 | Spring/Summer | Why Unions Oppose Single-Payer Health Plans | Matthew Adarichev |
| 2024 | Spring/Summer | Youth Economic Prospects and the Decline of Two-Parent Families | Ryan DiGiacomo |
| 2024 | Spring/Summer | Artificial Intelligence: Harrowing or Hopeful Job Futures? | Alexander Chestnut |
| 2024 | Spring/Summer | Can More Collective Bargaining Win Less Pay Inequality? | Molly Botros |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | Job Trends in New York’s Finance & Insurance Sector: From the Great Recession to the COVID-19 Pandemic | Vassilios N. Gargalas and Mario G. Corzo |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | Anti-Union Companies Are Anti-Worker: A Long Island Guide to Union Busting | Alan Singer |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | A Future of More Democratic Workplaces and Communities? | Gertrude Goldberg |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | LGBTQ+ Activism and the Labor Rights Movement | Avery Pflieger |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | How Income Inequality Blocks Job and Pay Growth | Amiri Lake |
| 2023 | Spring/Summer | Feminism, Philosophy and Labor Rights: Drucilla Cornell | from the Editor’s Desk |
| 2022 | Fall | The State of New York Unions 2022 | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2022 | Fall | Job Market Strengthens in the NY Metro Area, Fall 2022 | Margo McCormack |
| 2022 | Fall | New Labor Organizing in a New Industry: Cannabis | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2022 | Fall | How Ordinary People Built Early Gotham and Its Workforce | Alan Singer |
| 2022 | Fall | Ethical Dilemmas of the Toxic 21st Century Workplace | Jason Hernandez |
| 2022 | Fall | Unions and Employers On The Move in 2022 | Local Labor Snapshots |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | WHERE IS THE NEW YORK CITY ECONOMY HEADED? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | Economic Despair, Sickness and Politics of the White Working Class | Alan Singer |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | Employers, Unions and the Immigration Debate | Geordy Canela |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | Essential Workers' Pandemic Struggle to "Deliver Justice:" A Conversation with Filmmaker Jing Wang | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | How Privatization of Public Services Threatens Democracy | Weston Scheck |
| 2022 | Spring/Summer | Career Delusions and Ludopolitics in the Gaming Industry | Aidan Schmidt |
| 2021 | Fall | Recovery At Risk: Will Covid and Inflation Stall the Jobs Rebound? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2021 | Spring | New York's Post-Pandemic Economy: Will Recovery Reshape Labor Prospects? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2021 | Spring | What Next for Central American Refugees? Undoing the Trump Administration Legacy | Elise de Castillo |
| 2021 | Spring | Russell Harrison: Work and Words | Neil Donahue |
| 2021 | Spring | In Search of an Autonomous and Meaningful Work Life | George Caffentzis |
| 2021 | Spring | Revaluing Our Work Inside and Outside the Home | Silvia Federici |
| 2021 | Spring | Battling Bro Culture at Uber | Jessica Devous |
| 2021 | Spring | If Truth Won’t Out, Break Down the Door | Emma Trombetta |
| 2020 | Fall | Virus Economics: An American Tragedy | Robert Guttmann |
| 2020 | Fall | How the Labor Movement Can Speed New York’s Recovery
A Conversation with NYC Labor Council President Vincent Alvarez | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2020 | Fall | There is Power in a Union: How I Became a Labor Activist | Drucilla Cornell |
| 2020 | Fall | Class, Caste and Race in the U.S. | Rachel Horowitz |
| 2020 | Fall | Confronting Sexual Harassment in the Corporate Workforce | Lauren Sanford |
| 2020 | Fall | How Did a $15 Minimum Wage Become an Achievable Goal? | Lennart Seufert |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | New York’s Plague Year Economy: Reopening Into Recession or Recovery? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | A Lifetime in Labor Education and Filmmaking: A Conversation with Academy Award Winner Julia Reichert | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | Dignity and Exploitation: Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar’s American Factory | Rachel Horowitz |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | What Does the White Working Class Want? | Aditya Lodha |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | High-Tech High Jinks, Low-Road Employment | Nicholas Kapoor |
| 2020 | Spring/Summer | How Male-Biased Design of Jobs and Health Care Endangers Working Women | Hailie Donno |
| 2019 | Fall | Union Women Celebrate 44th Annual Summer School at Hofstra | |
| 2019 | Fall | Middle Class Crisis: Blaming the Victims for System Failure | Sarah Dowd |
| 2019 | Fall | A Labor Movement of Social Justice Activism: The Legacy of Hector Figueroa | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2019 | Fall | New York’s Earnings Slowdown | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2019 | Fall | New York’s New Sexual Harassment Laws: Fixing What Wasn’t Broken in the “Severe or Pervasive Standard” | Ian-Paul A. Poulos |
| 2019 | Fall | Why Arts Workers Want Unions: Inside Organizing Wins at MoMA & the Guggenheim | Madeleine Disner |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Racial Wage Gaps Across Major Metro Areas | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: Spring 2019 | |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Enforcing New York City's New Worker Rights Laws: A Conversation with DCWP Commissioner Lorelei Salas | Oren Levin-Waldman and Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Is America Fated to a Future of Fast Food Jobs? | Lusine Gazeryan |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Tech Brogrammers Exposed in the #MeToo Era | Kimberly Lum |
| 2019 | Spring/Summer | Overworked and Underpaid in No-Vacation Nation | Lindsey Parent |
| 2018 | Fall | Why Is Wage Growth So Weak When Unemployment Is So Low? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2018 | Fall | Will Public Sector Unions Survive the Supreme Court's Janus Decision? | Karen Fernbach |
| 2018 | Fall | Refugees as Employees: Good Retention, Strong Recruitment | David Dyssegaard Kallick & Cyierra Roldan |
| 2018 | Fall | The Uberization of Work & Alternative Job Futures | Massoud Fazeli |
| 2018 | Fall | Labor Unions and Immigrants Battle Election-Year Challenges | RLR Editors |
| 2018 | Spring | Is New York's Public Sector Workforce Overpaid? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2018 | Spring | Defending Deportees: A Conversation with Deportation Defense Center Director Emily Torstveit Ngara | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2018 | Spring | Understanding Recent Minimum Wage Increases | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2018 | Spring | Diving Off the Shore of Convention: Jennifer Egan's Manhattan Beach | Drucilla Cornell |
| 2017 | Fall | The State of New York Unions 2017 | Gregory DeFreitas and Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2017 | Fall | Innovation and Institution: A Conversation With Sara Horowitz of The Freelancers' Union | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2017 | Fall | Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Workplace | Jenna Wyatt |
| 2017 | Fall | The History of Food and Drink in New York | Karla Freire |
| 2017 | Fall | The Dark Side of DIY | Rachel Goldblum |
| 2017 | Spring | New York Unemployment Near Record Lows, But Are Major Job Sources at Risk? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2017 | Spring | Feminist Fight Clubs Battle Sexist Workplaces | Marli Delaney |
| 2017 | Spring | Immigration Economics in a Restrictionist Era | Alex Hayes |
| 2017 | Spring | Why Job Applicants Should Not Be Asked About Their Salary History | Ian-Paul Poulos |
| 2017 | Spring | Inside America's Biggest Worker-Owned Company: The Workers' Perspective at CHCA | Niev Duffy and Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2016 | Fall | Millennials in the Long Island Job Market: Underpaid and Underemployed | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2016 | Fall | Inside America's Biggest Worker-Owned Company: The Management Perspective at CHCA | Niev Duffy & Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2016 | Fall | Black Youth Joblessness in Urban America: New Findings on a National Disgrace | Robert Cherry |
| 2016 | Fall | A Future of Hollow Democracy For Jobless Workers? | Russell Harrison |
| 2016 | Spring | The Gender Pay Gap in New York, 1995 to 2013 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2016 | Spring | New Labor Organizing Of Low-Paid Workers | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2016 | Spring | Cybertarian Struggles in the Gig Economy | Russell Harrison |
| 2016 | Spring | The Working Class Family in Crisis | Kevin Kusmierz |
| 2015 | Fall | New York's Lowest Paid Finally Win A Raise | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2015 | Fall | Building A Labor-Community Movement: Make The Road New York | Walter Barrientos |
| 2015 | Fall | Beyond Pre-Dispute Arbitration Clauses in Employment Contracts: Time For Another Look | Janet A. Lenaghan & Martha Weisel |
| 2015 | Fall | Successful Strategies Against Workplace Sexism | Keshanti Nandlall |
| 2015 | Fall | Job Growth and Displacement in Immigrant Brooklyn | Anthony Ferrufino |
| 2015 | Spring | Long Island Pay Patterns Since the Great Recession | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2015 | Spring | New Americans on Long Island – A Vital Fifth of the Economy | David Dyssegaard-Kallick |
| 2015 | Spring | Working Women With Disabilities: 25 Years Since the A.D.A. | Carol Boyer |
| 2015 | Spring | Accordion Families, Underemployed Youth | Zachary Prout |
| 2015 | Spring | New Technology, Deskilling and Workplace Power | Russell Harrison |
| 2014 | Fall | Has the Weak-Wage Recovery Picked Up Pace? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2014 | Fall | What Works in Training Low-Income Youth for Good Jobs: A Conversation with YEAR UP NEW YORK | Robert Cherry |
| 2014 | Fall | New York Farmworkers Fight for Labor Rights | Emma Kreyche, Antonio Valeriano |
| 2014 | Fall | Why Do Women Have a Growing Advantage in College Success? | Emily Yonan |
| 2014 | Fall | Invisible Workers, Essential Work | Ben Jablon |
| 2014 | Fall | How Habits Hone Consumer and Employee Behavior | Jenna Wyatt |
| 2014 | Spring | Job Growth Without Pay Growth | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2014 | Spring | Worker Cooperatives in New York City: A Model for Addressing Income Inequality | Noah Franklin, Chirag Bhatt, Fangye Zhao |
| 2014 | Spring | Who Earns Minimum Wage in New York? | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2014 | Spring | Sex, Drugs & Sociology in the Underground Economy | Michael Daniell |
| 2014 | Spring | Tasteless Tomatoes & Slave Labor in Florida's Factory Farms | Ian-Paul Poulos |
| 2013 | Fall | Fast-Food Strikes, Union Lockouts and Labor Policy Debates: Snapshots of Local Labor Activities | RLR Editors |
| 2013 | Fall | The Coming Revolution in Employee-Owned Enterprises | Luke Middleton |
| 2013 | Fall | Long-Term Unemployment During and After the Great Recession | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2013 | Fall | An Economy Flying Into Political Headwinds | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2013 | Fall | Combatting Rampant Wage Theft on Long Island: A Conversation with Its Chief Labor Law Enforcer | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2013 | Fall | Labor Unions in Decline: Irrelevance, Homicide or Suicide? | June Zaccone |
| 2013 | Spring | Is The Middle Class Crumbling Into The Working Poor? | Russell Harrison |
| 2013 | Spring | The Great Recession and Civic Activism in New York | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2013 | Spring | Can Student Workers Organize a Global Corporate University? A Conversation with the UAW's Maida Rosenstein | Paul Ryan & Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2013 | Spring | Unions and Party Politics on Long Island | Lillian Dudkiewicz-Clayman |
| 2013 | Spring | Job Growth and Pay Austerity | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2012 | Fall | Are Most Lawyers Doomed To Become Temps? | Martha Weisel |
| 2012 | Fall | Lawyering For Labor in an Anti-Union Era A Conversation with Beth Margolis | Conrad Herold & Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2012 | Fall | Income Inequality and Civic Participation In the New York City Metro Area | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2012 | Fall | The State of New York Unions 2012 | Gregory DeFreitas & Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2012 | Spring | New York Regains Jobs, But Not Wage Growth | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2012 | Spring | America's Working Class Majority: Continuity and Change | Michael Zweig |
| 2012 | Spring | Long Island Unions, Economic Development, And the Fight for Middle-Class Jobs: A Conversation with Labor Federation President John Durso | Niev Duffy & Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2012 | Spring | Making Trouble in the Workplace and the Novel | Russel Harrison |
| 2012 | Spring | Occupy Wall Street and Workers Rights Movements: Snapshots of Local Labor Activities, 2011-2012 | RLR Editors |
| 2011 | Fall | An Economy on the Edge: Fragile Recovery or Recessionary Relapse? | Gregory DeFreitas and Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2011 | Fall | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2011 | Fall | Jobs and Training for the Hard-Core Unemployed – Project STRIVE At 25: A Conversation with STRIVE CEO Rob Carmona | Interview by Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2011 | Fall | Arts of Work: Making Sense of Films About Working People and Their Jobs | Alan Clardy |
| 2011 | Fall | "Stayin' Alive" vs. "Getting Ahead" Today | Book Review, by Russell Harrison |
| 2011 | Spring | The Slow-Motion Recovery Bypasses Many New Yorkers | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2011 | Spring | Teachers Confront the Assault on Public Sector Workers | Alan Singer |
| 2011 | Spring | Persistent Polarization in New York's Workforce | Tarry Hum |
| 2011 | Spring | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: Spring 2011 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2011 | Spring | Book Review: Dockworkers, Filmmakers and the NY Waterfront | Louis Kern |
| 2011 | Spring | Working Women's Fight for Labor Rights: 1911 and 2011 | RLR Editors |
| 2010 | Fall | Job Growth and Pay Declines in New York and Nationwide | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2010 | Fall | Immigration’s Impacts on the Long Island Economy | David Dyssegaard Kallick |
| 2010 | Fall | Can Worker Coops Save American Manufacturing? | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2010 | Fall | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: Fall 2010 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2010 | Fall | Book Review: Power, Protests and Public Schools | Alan Singer |
| 2010 | Spring | Recovery Hopes and Recession Realities | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2010 | Spring | Low-Wage Immigrant Organizing on Long Island | Gregory Maney |
| 2010 | Spring | Higher Education, but Lower Pay | Russell Harrison |
| 2010 | Spring | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: Spring 2010 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2010 | Spring | Making Sense of Economic Crisis & Popular Movements | RLR Editors |
| 2009 | Fall | Job and Immigration Trends in New York’s Largest Borough: Foreign-Born Female Labor Force of Queens, 1996–2009 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2009 | Fall | Safety First: NYCOSH’s 30-Year Campaign: A Conversation with Executive Director Joel Shufro | Vernon Mogensen |
| 2009 | Fall | The Employee Free Choice Act: The Biggest Change in Labor Law in 60 Years | Robert Quinn
John Leschak |
| 2009 | Fall | Book Review: Out From the Shadows: Class and Labor in Film Noir | David Friedkin |
| 2009 | Fall | Jobs, Housing and Urban Development in Brooklyn: The Atlantic Yards Controversy: Correspondence | Lee Zimmerman |
| 2009 | Fall | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: 2008 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2009 | Spring | Preview – RLR Begins Its Second Decade | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2009 | Spring | At the Epicenter of an Economic Earthquake: New York Confronts the Great Recession | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2009 | Spring | Latest Trends in Key Labor Market Indicators: 2008 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2009 | Spring | ACORN’s Fair Housing Fight in Working Class Communities: A Conversation with ACORN CEO Bertha Lewis | Niev Duffy |
| 2009 | Spring | The Broad Benefits of a Higher Minimum Wage: Interstate Impacts along Wage Contours | Oren Levin Waldman |
| 2009 | Spring | Book Review: Slave Labor in the Modern American Economy | Russell Harrison |
| 2009 | Spring | Construction Workers Can Police Industry For Safety: Correspondence | Herman Benson |
| 2009 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2008 | RLR Editors |
| 2008 | Fall | The Gender Pay Gap in New York City and Long Island: 1986–2006 | Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2008 | Fall | New Community Organizing of Low-Wage Workers: A Conversation with Andrew Friedman of Make the Road New York | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2008 | Fall | Deconstructing OSHA: The Case of Construction | Vernon Mogensen |
| 2008 | Fall | Food Prices Soar As Farmworkers Suffer:Agribusiness, Government and the Denial of Farm Labor Rights | John Leschak |
| 2008 | Fall | Book Review: New Hires, Job Tests and Commercial Brainwashing | Russell Harrison |
| 2008 | Spring | Deregulation, Bailouts and Job Loss: The Century’s Second Supply-Side Slump | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2008 | Spring | Rival Pay and Benefit Strategies in Mass-Market Retail The “Costco Model” vs. the “Wal-Mart Way” | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2008 | Spring | Can Undocumented Immigrants Have US Work Rights The Hoffman Decision and New Forms of Labor Power | Samuel A. Butler |
| 2008 | Spring | The Philosopher of Hope and Social Justice Remembering Richard Rorty | Drucilla Cornell |
| 2008 | Spring | Book Review:The Contested Terrain of Working Class Literature | Russell Harrison |
| 2007 | Fall | The State of New York Unions 2007 | Gregory DeFreitas & Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2007 | Fall | Job Satisfaction and Employee Loyalty in a Global Corporation: People Strategy at PricewaterhouseCoopers | Janet Lenaghan |
| 2007 | Fall | Protection Against Pay Discrimination: Overcoming the Supreme Court’s Ledbetter Rulin | Deborah L. Brake & Joanna L. Grossman |
| 2007 | Fall | Book Review: Dangerous Work: Risky Jobs in Labor Literature | Russell Harrison |
| 2007 | Fall | Film Review: Career Success at What Cost? Work vs. Personal Life in The Devil Wears Prada | Rafal Cebula & Debra Comer |
| 2007 | Spring | Will New York's Recovery Stall in a National Economic Downshift? | Gregory DeFreitas, Bhaswati Sengupta |
| 2007 | Spring | Protecting Human Rights in a Global Economy: Government Responses to Day Labor Markets | Gregory Maney, et.al. |
| 2007 | Spring | New Union Initiatives on Job Creation and Affordable Housing: A Conversation with the AFL-CIO's Roger Clayman | Rachel Kreier |
| 2007 | Spring | The Future of Work: New Thinking on More Humane Possibilities; Book Review of Labor of Fire, by Bruno Gulli | Anne O'Byrne |
| 2007 | Spring | Hollywood's Take on the Working-Class Writer; Film Review of: Factotum, directed by Bent Hamer | Russell Harrison |
| 2007 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2006 | RLR Editors |
| 2006 | Fall | Anxious Anniversary: Is Recession Stalking the 5-Year-Old Recovery? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2006 | Fall | Keeping Coverage: A Public-Private Health Insurance Model For Low-Wage Workers | Richard Winsten, Michael Hirsch |
| 2006 | Fall | Can Construction Unions Organize New Immigrants? A Conversation with the Carpenters' Tony Martinez | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2006 | Fall | Pay or Play: Why Youth Work in the United States | Yasemin Besen |
| 2006 | Fall | What Really Caused New York's Deadliest Factory Tragedy? Book Review of: Triangle, by David Von Drehle | Louis Kern |
| 2006 | Fall | The Middle-Class Professional At Risk; Book Review of: Bait and Switch, by B. Ehrenreich | Russell Harrison |
| 2006 | Spring | Benefits Battles and Budget Cuts in a Weak Job Market | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2006 | Spring | The Wal-Mart Challenge to Union Organizing: Interview with UFCW Organizer Carlos Ramos | Niev Duffy |
| 2006 | Spring | Union Summer Ends and Labor's New Season Begins | Rosemary Fantozzi |
| 2006 | Spring | Blue-Collar Brains: Minds in Motion on the Manual Job Front; Book Review of: The Mind At Work, by Mike Rose | Mathew Bodie |
| 2006 | Spring | Class, Crime and Politics in New York's Construction; Book Review of: Empire Rising, by Thomas Kelly | Russell Harrison |
| 2006 | Spring | Book Review: Misbehavior and Dysfunctional Attitudes in Organizations, ed. by A. Sagie, S. Stashevsky, M. Koslowsky | Mauritz D. Blonder |
| 2006 | Spring | Film Review: The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit & Power | Pratima Bansal,et.al. |
| 2006 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2005 | RLR Editors |
| 2005 | Fall | Unemployment Falls, Inequality Rises: New York's Uneven Recovery | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2005 | Fall | Union Organizing among Low-Wage Suburban Immigrants A New Series of Interviews with Union Organizers | Niev Duffy |
| 2005 | Fall | How Important is the Minimum Wage? Wage Contours and Job Impacts | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2005 | Fall | Job and Business Growth Among New Migrants: Rising Self-Employment in New York City | Jonathan A. Schwabish, Jane E. Lynch |
| 2005 | Fall | Book Review: Living Labour: Life on the Line at Peugeot France, by J-P. Durand and N. Hatzfeld | Janet Lenaghan |
| 2005 | Spring | The Roller Coaster Transformation of a Creative Economy | Samuel Ehrenhalt |
| 2005 | Spring | New York's Youth Employment Problems and Policies: A Conversation with the NYC Commissioner of Youth | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2005 | Spring | Immigration Grows to Half of New York's Labor Force | Tarry Hum |
| 2005 | Spring | Retirement Benefits in an Unstable Employment Era: Harry Van Arsdale and the First American Pensions | Mark Glenn Eskenazi |
| 2005 | Spring | Book Review: Working Together, by Cynthia Estlund | Grant Hayden |
| 2005 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2004 | RLR Editors |
| 2004 | Fall | Organizing and Identity in the New York City Workfare Program | Benjamin Dulchin, Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2004 | Fall | Brooklyn's Changing Role in the New York Labor Market | Rebecca Busansky |
| 2004 | Fall | Professors on Picket Lines: Faculty Unions Confront New Job Pressures | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2004 | Fall | Book Review: Take Back Your Time: Fighting Overwork and Time Poverty in America, ed. by John de Graaf | Jeff Brice, Jr |
| 2004 | Fall | Book Review: The Cheating Culture, by David Callahan | Debra Comer |
| 2004 | Spring | Job Deficits Deepen as Budget Deficits Explode: A Brief Guide to the Current Labor Market Recession | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2004 | Spring | The Story Behind New York City's Greengrocer Code of Conduct: A Conversation with Patricia Smith | Mathew Bodie |
| 2004 | Spring | NewYorkTitlan: A Socioeconomic Profile of Mexican New Yorkers | Francisco Rivera-Batiz |
| 2004 | Spring | Professors on Strike and Immigrants on the March Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2003 | RLR Editors |
| 2003 | Fall | Profits and Productivity Up, Jobs and Wages Down: Mixed Prospects in a Jobloss Recovery | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2003 | Fall | Fighting for Basic Human Rights in the Workplace: Lewis Maltby and the National Workrights Institute | James M. Maloney |
| 2003 | Fall | The Supreme Court's 2003 Employment Rulings: Surprising Gains for Workers and Women | Joanna L. Grossman |
| 2003 | Fall | Nontraditional Organizing of University and Museum Employees: Interview with the UAW's Maida Rosenstein | Geraldine Casey |
| 2003 | Fall | Does Saving Bernice Mean She Gets Nickel and Dimed? The Two Sides of the Welfare to Work Debate | Robert Cherry |
| 2003 | Spring | Jobless Recovery, Fiscal Crisis and Anti-Labor Policies | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2003 | Spring | A Vision of Social Unionism: A Conversation with Artemio Guerra | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2003 | Spring | Labor Relations in the New Century: An Interview with New York NLRB Director Celeste Mattina | Mathew Bodie |
| 2003 | Spring | Book Review: Working in America: Blueprint for a New Labor Market, by Paul Osterman, et.al. | Louis J. Kern |
| 2003 | Spring | Book Review: Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting By in America by Barbara Ehrenreich. | Vernon Mogensen |
| 2003 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2002 | RLR Editors |
| 2002 | Fall | Global Tension, Local Recession and Recovery Prospects: New York's Economy One Year Later | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2002 | Fall | Confronting Contingent Work Abuse in High Tech and Low-Tech Jobs | C. Ruckelshaus, et.al. |
| 2002 | Fall | Why New York Workers Lost Ground in the 1990s | Moshe Adler |
| 2002 | Fall | A Partial Legal Victory Against Continuing Discrimination: Amtrak v. Morgan | Joanna L. Grossman |
| 2002 | Fall | Book Review: Age Discrimination by Employers, by Kerry Segrave | Grant Hayden |
| 2002 | Spring | Recession and Rebuilding in the New York Economy | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2002 | Spring | New Organizing and Social Unionism in Manufacturing: An Interview with U.N.I.T.E.'s President, Bruce Raynor | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2002 | Spring | The Coming Health Care Crisis for New York Parents | Niev Duffy |
| 2002 | Spring | Women's Labor Rights Rulings in 2001: A Mixed Bag | Joanna L. Grossman |
| 2002 | Spring | Book Review: Immigrant Women Take on the Global Factory, by Miriam Ching Youn Louwie | Anne O'Byrne |
| 2002 | Spring | New York's Workers Respond to Crisis: Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2001 | RLR Editors |
| 2001 | Fall | Economic Ills, Uneven Impacts & New Wage Battles | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2001 | Fall | The Growing Threat of Rogue Unions to the AFL-CIO | Niev Duffy |
| 2001 | Fall | Inside the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Interview with Spencer Lewis, New York's EEOC Director | Marc Lee |
| 2001 | Fall | Can Unions Win at Region-wide Low-wage Organizing? A Talk with Hector Figueroa of "Justice for Janitors" | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2001 | Fall | Why Income Inequality is Worsening in New York City | Oren Levin-Waldman |
| 2001 | Fall | Book Review: From Ellis Island to JFK: New York's Two Great Waves of Immigration, by Nancy Foner | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 2001 | Spring | Will New York's Job Growth Crash in a National Slump? | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2001 | Spring | Latino Women Organizing Immigrant Workers An Interview with UNITY Housekeepers Cooperative | Drucilla Cornell |
| 2001 | Spring | Building a Ladder to Jobs and Higher Wages Working Group | NYC Low-Wage |
| 2001 | Spring | Book Review: Working Class New York: Life and Labor Since World War II, by Joshua Freeman | Vernon Mogenson |
| 2001 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 2000 | RLR Editors |
| 2000 | Fall | America's Working Class Majority Exclusive Excerpt of a New Book | Michael Zweig |
| 2000 | Fall | Labor Market Conditions and Election 2000 | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2000 | Fall | Why Manufacturing Still Matters to New York City: An Interview with Adam Friedman | Alice Meaker |
| 2000 | Fall | Is "Comparable Worth" Worth It? The Potential Effects of Pay Equity Policy | Heather Boushey |
| 2000 | Fall | Book Review: Gotham Unbound: How New York City was Liberated from Organized Crime, by James Jacobs, et. al. | Louis J. Kern |
| 2000 | Spring | The Boom Breaks Records - but So Does Inequality | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 2000 | Spring | Privatization: You Don't Always Get What You Pay For Exclusive Excerpt of a New Book | Elliott Sclar |
| 2000 | Spring | Race, Labor and the Law: An Interview with Patricia J. Williams | Drucilla Cornell |
| 2000 | Spring | Police Fraternity and the Politics of Race and Class in NYC, 1941-60 | Andrew Darien |
| 2000 | Spring | Book Review: Latinos in New York: Communities in Transition, by Gabriel Haslip-Viera and Sherrie Bavers | James Wiley |
| 2000 | Spring | Snapshots of Local Labor Activities in 1999 | RLR Editors |
| 1999 | Fall | Job Growth and Wage Trends at Mid-Year 1999 | Gregory DeFreitas, Lonnie Stevans |
| 1999 | Fall | Recent Trends in the Gender Pay Gap in New York City & Long Island | Niev Duffy |
| 1999 | Fall | Human Rights, Foreign Workers and American Unions: An Interview with Charles Kernaghan | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 1999 | Fall | Book Review: From the Ashes of the Old: American Labor And America's Future, by Stanley Aronowitz | Vernon Mogensen |
| 1999 | Spring | Regional Job Growth and Wage Trends in 1998 | Gregory DeFreitas, Lonnie Stevans |
| 1999 | Spring | Trends in Wages, Employment and Economic Attitudes: New Findings from the Hofstra/Newsday Poll | Lonnie Stevans |
| 1999 | Spring | A New Union Movement for the New Economy: Interview with Jose Alvarez, AFL-CIO Regional Director | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 1999 | Spring | Glued to the Tube: Labor's Unlikely Victory for Computer Safety Suffolk County | Vernon Mogensen |
| 1999 | Spring | Book Review: American Dreaming: Immigrant Life on the Margins, by Sarah Mahler | Sharryn Kasmir, Lisa Beneventano |
| 1998 | Fall | Preview: Regional Labor Review | Gregory DeFreitas |
| 1998 | Fall | Regional Job Growth and Wage Trends through Mid-Year 1998 | Gregory DeFreitas, Lonnie Stevans |
| 1998 | Fall | The High Rate of Multiple Jobholding: Overworked and Underpaid? | Lonnie Stevans |
| 1998 | Fall | Organizing the Underground Immigrant Labor Force: Interview with Jennifer Gordon, The Workplace Project | Sharryn Kasmir |
| 1998 | Fall | Long Island's Ailing Health Care Benefits | Niev Duffy |
| 1998 | Fall | Long Island Labor: Constraints, Opportunities, And New Strategies | Marc Silver |
| 1998 | Fall | Book Review: Still the Promised City? African Americans and New Immigrants In Post-Industrial New York. by Roger Waldinger | Gregory DeFreitas |
