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May 12, 2020

Andrew Minster Wins 2020 Rafel Lucea Memorial Award

Andrew Minster, a doctoral student in MIT Sloan’s Institute for Work and Employment Research program, has won the 2020 Rafel Lucea Memorial Research Award for a proposal to study the experience of grocery workers during the COVID-19 epidemic.

Blog

May 5, 2020

In USA Lab Class, MIT Students Help Strengthen American Communities

Through this MIT Sloan Action Learning class, students collaborate with community-based nonprofit organization to tackle economic development and societal challenges.

News

May 1, 2020

Kochan and Dyer Outline Seven-Point Plan to Support Essential Workers

In a new article in The Hill, MIT Sloan faculty members Thomas Kochan and Barbara Dyer explore the question of what society owes employees doing essential jobs during the pandemic.

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