Noam Scheiber is a Chicago-based workplace and labor reporter for The New York Times, covering the entire spectrum of the U.S. economy. An author of multiple books on economic and labor issues, he holds a masters in economics from the University of Oxford and a bachelors in mathematics from Tulane University.
He is a distinguished Rhodes Scholar and Truman Scholar, having won the prestigious awards for his academic achievements and commitment to public service.
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