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FMCS Director Allison Beck Takes Future@Work Discussion to Cornell University as Neutral-In-Residence										FMCS Director Allison Beck meets with Cornell University faculty members and students this week as she takes part in the Neutral-in-Residence program in the university’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations. On the list of Future@Work topics for discussion with students and faculty are labor-management issues arising from the new workplaces of the 21st Century and the on-demand economy, where workplaces may be virtual and workers may not be “employees.”
At @cornellilr with professor David Lipsky in Managing & Resolving Conflict class. Neutral-in-Residence Program visit off to a great start! pic.twitter.com/0RkcMUyioO
— Allison Beck (@FMCS_ABeck) October 18, 2016

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