Since its founding in 1995, the Society of Labor Economists has sought to promote the study of labor economics and to make more significant the contribution of labor economics and labor economists.

Since its founding in 1995, the Society of Labor Economists has sought to promote the study of labor economics and to make more significant the contribution of labor economics and labor economists. While we are planning for an in-person meeting at this point, we are closely monitoring the...

The LERA Program Committee invites proposals for stimulating and creative proposals related to engaging various, sometimes differing, stakeholders involved in employment relations with the end goal of enriching investors, managers, employees, policy makers, and unions. LERA’s program format...

Only one submission per person is permitted.

We shall have 10 papers presented by authors who are between 1 and 6 years past the Ph.D. (i.e., Ph.D. conferred between 2013 and 2018 inclusive). No author on any accepted paper should be outside this range of experience. In addition to the ten authors in attendance, two senior labor...

Conference Theme "Shaping the Future of Work Challenges, Opportunities and New Models" We encourage submissions from different disciplines, including, but not limited to: Economics; Sociology; Political Science; Labor and Employment Law; Industrial Relations; Human Resource Studies; Organizational...

The 2018 LERA@ASSA Program Committee brings you 18 sessions on leading topics addressing "Robust Labor Markets and Employment Relations: Policy and Research", including a plenary session and welcome reception on the opening night, which you are invited to attend.

URPE Sessions: - Sraffa, Austrian Capital Theory, and Policy Analysis - Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Place-based Analyses of Racial-ethic Inequality in Wealth and Health - Class, Power, Gender, and Poverty, - Income Distribution, Low-Income Borrowing, and Housing Exclusion, - Radical Political...

Conference sessions will focus on how labor and working-class history is remembered by and interpreted for public audiences around the world. Topics might include (but are certainly not limited to): Museum exhibits, Historic sites; Public art; Digital history projects; Mapping projects; Oral...

The subject of the conference is "Jobs, Opportunity and Equality in the New World of Work"