Thank you for joining us at our annual symposium!
We appreciated learning from over twenty panelists and discussing important issues related to workers' rights in the wake of the global pandemic. Thank you to all of the panelists, moderators, our keynote, Rebecca Dixon, and Jamie Wilson and Hua Shi for planning the event.
We are also thrilled to announce our new Editorial Board for Volume 20!
Editor-in-Chief
Carsen Nies
Managing Editor
William B. Heberling
Editor-at-Large
Sarah Schweitzer
Executive Editors
Wyatt Fisher
Miki Saito
Content Development Editors
Michael Greene
Briana Nolasco
Executive Training Editor
Ellen Evans
Marketing, Business & Events Editor
Mynor Lopez
Research & Technical Editors
Margaret Hannon
Ericka Kendall
Jordan Kostelyk
Lauren Romero
Article Editors
Ashley Beeman
Vanessa Brimhall
Lia Maria Fulgaro
Kelsie McKee
Senior Staff Editors
Alexandra Lynch
Syed Ash Meer
Thomas Sletten
Sam Sueoka
Kaelyn Tomkins
Current Issue: Volume 19, Issue 3
Articles
SJSJ Cover
Quinn Burrell
Artist Statement
Quinn Burrell
When a Leak Becomes a Lifeline: Reinvigorating Federal Labor Law to Protect Media Whistleblowing About Workplace Safety
Frank D. LoMonte
The International Legal Framework on Whistle-Blowers: What More Should Be Done?
Dimitrios Kafteranis
A Review of How America Was Tricked on Tax Policy: Secrets and Undisclosed Practices
Arkadiusz Mironko
The Gig Is Up: An Analysis of the Gig-Economy and an Outdated Worker Classification System in Need of Reform
Travis Clark
Labor Citizenship for the Twenty-First Centur
Michael Sullivan
Voting Rights Denied by Residency: Enfranchising Millions of U.S. Citizens in U.S. Territories
Jeaqualyn Borgonia
Forced Arbitration Leaves Workers in an Unequal Position: What Washington State Can Do Under the Threat of Federal Preemption
Arielle Inveen-Lai
