Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School

The Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School is a small research center based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. With a team of four employees, CLJE focuses its efforts on exploring innovative solutions to promote economic justice and empower workers. Their mission is driven by a deep understanding of the systemic inequalities that plague our society and a commitment to challenging the status quo. CLJE's work encompasses a range of research projects, policy analyses, and strategies aimed at creating a more equitable economy and democratic society. They delve into the complexities of labor issues, examining the impact of economic power imbalances and advocating for policies that uplift working people. Their research findings and policy recommendations are widely disseminated, contributing to informed discussions and shaping public discourse on economic justice. What sets CLJE apart is its unwavering commitment to collaboration and its dedication to developing paradigm-shifting solutions. They actively engage with scholars, policymakers, labor organizers, and community members to foster a multi-faceted approach to addressing complex social and economic challenges. By bringing together diverse perspectives, CLJE strives to create impactful and sustainable change. For more information about the Center for Labor and a Just Economy's research, publications, and initiatives, visit their website at clje.law.harvard.edu.