How America Can Better Enforce Laws to Protect Workers
Andrew Schrank
Professor of Political Science and Sociology, University of New Mexico
Too often, U.S. laws meant to safeguard employees are ignored – and unsavory workplace conditions fester. A better understanding of who breaks the rules and why they get away with it suggests strategies to reform enforcement improve conditions for all workers.
Read the full Schrank brief here.
Andrew Schrank is co-director of the Southwest SSN Regional Network. His research focuses on economic development, labor market regulation, and immigration, with a special focus on the
southwestern border region. Schrank has consulted for the World Bank, U.N. agencies, and the Inter-American Development Bank, and has worked with an immigrant resource center in Santa Fe.