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York experts discuss TD Bank's money-laundering scandal, the Canada Post strike, AI in the workplace and more

York experts discuss TD Bank's money-laundering scandal, the Canada Post labour action, AI in the workplace, and more.

York experts comment on the Toronto Sceptres new name and logo, the Venezuelan election, authoritarian populism, labour relations and more

York experts comment on the new name and logo for the Toronto Sceptres, a possible end to authoritarian populism, labour relations in the travel sector and more.

York experts profiled for their work, remembered for their contributions, and celebrated by CBC Books

York experts are in the media this week for their work on Indigenous health policy, lifelong efforts on behalf of refugees, a new poetry collection and more.

York experts weigh in on political activism, interference, corporate governance, Ozempic, and more

York experts comment on political activism, interference, Ozempic advertising being everywhere, biometric monitoring in the workplace, and more.

Father-Son research team makes novel finding

People with autism less likely to succumb to bystander effect, York U father-son research duo finds

TORONTO, Oct. 26, 2023 — A well-established psychological theory states that most of us are less likely to intervene in a bad situation if other people are present, and this ‘bystander effect’ also applies to workplace settings. However, new research led by York University shows that people with autism are less likely to be affected by this social contagion than neurotypical people. They are less likely to stay silent in the face of gross misconduct or even just everyday mistakes, pointing to the positive aspects of autism and how organizations can benefit from hiring more neurodivergent people, findings reveal.