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WELCOME to the LABOR@WAYNE web site. Wayne State University created LABOR@WAYNE in January 2009 to serve the labor movement and the community through research, education, and outreach activities. The mission of LABOR@WAYNE is “to provide forums to inform labor, employers, policymakers, and community organizations about how union representation can build effective workplaces and organizations.” We house the Labor Studies Center, the Douglas A. Fraser Center for Workplace Issues, the labor studies undergraduate program and a Master’s program in the area of labor and employment relations. LABOR@WAYNE sponsors conferences, special programs, and research projects, in addition to educating students and participants and leaders in the labor movement.
We invite you to visit the web sites of our various programs, check our calendar, communicate with us via email, and join our email list (email Octavia Eaton), or, if you prefer the tried and true way—send us a letter through the U.S. Post Office. LABOR@WAYNE looks forward to hearing from you. All the best.
Marick F. Masters
Director
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