The Labor Studies program is administratively housed within the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE) with active collaboration from the UCLA Center for Labor Research & Education (the Labor Center). Classes are taught in large part by Project Directors at the UCLA Labor Center, as well as additional in-house lecturers, visiting faculty, and affiliated faculty in other departments.
Lecturer, Rev. James M. Lawson, Jr. Teaching Fellow
civil-rights, people
Lecturer
heath-activism, people
Lecturer
people, working-class-history
Lecturer
civil-rights, people
Lecturer
economic-development, people
IRLE Associate Director, Labor Studies Faculty Chair, Professor of History and Labor Studies
people, working-class-history
IRLE Project Director
labor-law, people
Lecturer
economic-development, future-of-work, people
Labor Center Legal and Policy Research Manager
labor-law, people
Lecturer
civil-rights, people
Labor Center Project Director
immigration, people
Lecturer
labor-law, people
Lecturer
immigration, people
Lecturer, Rev. James M. Lawson, Jr. Teaching Fellow
civil-rights, people
Labor Center Project Director
immigration, people
Professor Emeritus in Political Science
economic-development, people
Labor Center Project Director
immigration, people
IRLE Director, Professor of Chicano Studies, Labor Studies and Urban Planning
immigration, people
Labor Center Research Director
domestic-workers, future-of-work, people, young-workers
Labor Center Director
people, working-class-history