Prof. Caroline Shenaz Hossein 2/24/2015 Last June, in my hotel room in Delhi, I read in the Sunday edition of the Times of India that hiring white girls to work wedding parties is the new status symbol in Bangalore. Though this might sound surprising, alabaster skin as the ideal of beauty (and the status that […]
Prof. Stephanie Ross 6/12/2015 The makeup of Canada's unionized workforce has changed, according to Statistics Canada. For most of the 20th Century, the blue-collar male worker was the face of the labour movement. Machinists, miners, auto-workers, steelworkers, construction workers; your average union member was a man working in a manufacturing or trade industry. [read more...]
Business and Society Professor Darryl Reed, from the Department of Social Science, received the 2015 award for Outstanding Contribution to Cooperative Education and Training from the Association of Cooperative Educators. [read more...]