LABR 3085

Labor & the Global Workplace ((4 Credits))

Empire State University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Globalization' is a term that we hear or read about almost everyday in the media. Some say globalization is inevitable and good for the economy and should be encouraged; others say globalization is detrimental to society and must be controlled. 'Labor and the Global Workplace' will explore a variety of basic questions that surround this debate: What exactly is globalization? What are the causes of globalization? Is globalization beneficial or detrimental for working people? How do we see the future of globalization? What should labor’s response be to globalization? Prerequisites: None Corequisites: None This course is offered as part of union partnership programs and is open to non-partnership students subject to availability.

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