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- The employment power pendulum is always swinging. Here’s how workers can stay ahead. (2024), Business Insider (Link)
- Election to the National Academy of Sciences (2024), National Academy of Sciences (Link); UNC-Chapel Hill Discover (Link)
- The Future of Precarious Work (2020), 2019 Sage Publications Impact Award (Link)
- Essential Jobs, Disposable Workers (2020), The New Republic (Link)
- Changing Job Quality (2019), Russell Sage Foundation (Link)
- Kalleberg explores the pitfalls of precarious work and what can be done about them (2018), UNC-Chapel Hill Discover (Link)
- Socioloog ziet gevaren in vergaande flexibilisering (2018), De Telegraf (Link)
- Digital Temps Gain More Outlets for Benefits, Serices (2014), The Wall Street Journal (Link)
- Freelancers Piece Together a Living in the Temp Economy (2014), The New York Times (Link)
- Assistance for Laid-Off Workers Gets Downsized (2014), The Wall Street Journal (Link)
- In New Wave of Walkouts, Fast-Food Strikers Gain Momentum (2013), The New York Times (Link)
- Fast-food workers across U.S. rally for $15 hourly pay (2013), The Los Angeles Times (Link)
- Low Pay Clouds Job Growth (2013), The Wall Street Journal (Link)
- Jobs Data Is Strong, but Not Too Strong, Easing Fed Fears (2013), The New York Times (Link)
- Domestic and Foreign Scholars Emphasizes the Social Safety Net, Including Retraining the Unemployed (20113), The Hankyoreh (South Korean) (Link)
- For Some After the Storm, No Work Means No Pay (2012), The New York Times (Link)
- Expert calls for all to share in boom (2012), Australian Financial Review (Link)
- Apple’s Retail Army, Long on Loyalty but Short on Pay (2012), The New York Times (Link)
- Interview on my research and book: Good Jobs, Bad Jobs (2011), Russell Sage Foundation (Link)