University of California Institute for Labor and Employment

eScholarship stats: History by Item for April through July, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-07	2026-06	2026-05	2026-04
94x791km	California Union Membership: A Turn-of-the-Century Portrait	222	39	56	50	77
59c025gh	Labor Law Enforcement in California, 1970-2000	205	30	75	61	39
36h8z95g	Unequal Opportunity: Student Access to the University of California	198	28	65	53	52
8r57d368	Recent Developments in California Labor Relations	183	20	19	57	87
9k208732	Growing Apart: The "New Economy" and Job Polarization in California, 1992-2000	170	16	40	60	54
7zt5b18b	Innovations in State and Local Labor Legislation: Neutrality Laws and Labor Peace Agreements in California	151	14	19	47	71
9rb8m3vt	A Small Raise for the Bottom	151	28	30	47	46
1h28v106	Upgrading California's Home Care Workforce: The Impact of Political Action and Unionization	150	17	36	47	50
7nd169hs	Paid Family Leave in California: New Research Findings	147	21	37	46	43
5442s15h	Organizing the Unorganizable	140	26	34	45	35
6pd3x07d	Labor Relations in California Agriculture	138	39	22	39	38
0tk0q64t	The State of Organizing in California: Challenges and Possibilities	136	14	35	45	42
1wg595d1	Living Wage Ordinances in California	135	12	39	45	39
0d45j1kj	Welfare Reform and the Labor Outcomes of Women	134	18	24	57	35
6jt2t4d4	California Labor Relations: Background and Developments through Mid-2002	133	13	21	32	67
79j2w7q0	Recession and Reaction: The Impact of the Economic Downturn on California Labor	128	15	30	33	50
8dm0w44t	Welfare to Work and the Entry-Level Labor Market	128	9	24	52	43
1pn7k8q8	Immigrant Labor in California	119	5	21	50	43
609098sf	Immigration, Union Density, and Brown-Collar Wage Penalties	117	17	35	30	35
1cf8s48w	The 2001-2002 California Workforce Survey: Background, Methods, and Sample	116	10	20	44	42
9hb1k75c	The Hidden Public Costs of Low-Wage Jobs in California	114	18	30	24	42
2mm6w8h1	Immigrant Employment and Mobility Opportunities in California	113	10	37	36	30
5h36v3dh	Welfare Reform and the California Labor Market	107	18	28	27	34
4863p648	Work in the Postindustrial Economy of California	101	10	18	38	35
5p79k6vb	Union Organizing in California: Challenges and Opportunities	101	16	13	34	38
4ss9w56t	Labor and Community Collaboration	100	18	11	40	31
998012mx	The State of California: Overview	98	9	29	26	34
1272j4dn	Preface and Acknowledgements	97	11	16	38	32
1232z1c3	Income Polarization and California's Social Contract	93	10	20	32	31
2cc7k55w	About the Contributors	93	10	22	36	25
3121m0ws	Performance and Web-Based Learning	93	7	20	30	36
5d2265wm	Informal Employment in California	92	10	15	28	39
71g6764d	High-Tech Industries in California: Panacea or Problem?	91	9	18	34	30
6pd7b8tr	Recent Developments in California Labor Relations	90	9	18	38	25
5n85z5qc	Preface and Acknowledgments	89	14	19	25	31
1x57r29r	Preface and Acknowledgments	85	12	14	28	31
1wh251tx	A Forecast for the California Labor Market	84	11	16	25	32
8sw3v864	Trends in Earnings Inequity	82	14	7	28	33
9ms4c9hg	Preface and Acknowledgements	79	23	9	25	22
4s58t6x5	How Safe are California's Workers and What Needs to Change?	72	1	22	24	25
4qc150fd	Training and Work-Organization Practices of California's Private Employers	60	6	8	26	20

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