I’m delighted to report that the Just Employment Policy Assessment (JEPA) has been published as part of my article in Journal of Education Human Resources, “Development and Application of the Just Employment Policy Assessment in American Higher Education Institutions.” I developed JEPA for use in my own research; the article explains the most recently updated version of the assessment and demonstrates its utility in various institutions (e.g., public/private, 2 year/4-year, enrollment, location, and region). The complete JEPA is included in the article and it can be used to evaluate either a comprehensive just employment policy or a collection of standalone institutional policies. JEPA is accessible to practitioners and researchers with citation/attribution (no financial cost). If you use it, I’d appreciate hearing about your use of JEPA and any feedback you can provide.
Tag: living wage policy
“20 Paths to a Living Wage Policy: Is Fair Employment in Your Institution’s Future?” at AASHE’s 2021 Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Education (GCSHE)
I’m presenting live at AASHE’s 2021 virtual Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Education (GCSHE). AASHE is the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, (aashe.org). This year’s conference theme is “The future is…”.
My presentation is on Wednesday, October 13 (11-11:45 am EDT):
20 Paths to a Living Wage Policy: Is Fair Employment in Your Institution’s Future?
Click the title above for a full description of all sessions or to access a downloadable schedule. Select October 13 to find my session. The video of the session will be available to conference participants through December 31.
If you are planning on attending AASHE 2021 and would like to connect, before, or after the conference, please drop me a note.
I hope to see you (virtually) at #GCSHE!