Resolving Labor and Employment Disputes. A Practical Guide
Author： DAVIES
Publisher： Kluwer Law International
Publication year： 2012
E-ISBN: 9789041140784
Subject： D9 Law
Language： ENG
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Description
Center for Labor and Employment Law at New York University. Editor’s Preface;
R.E. Davies. 1. Challenges on the 75th Anniversary of the National
Labor Relations Act; W.B. Liebman. Part I. Making Your Case Before
the NLRB. 2. Class Action Arbitration Waivers and § 7 Rights;
M. Babson, B. Murphy. 3. NLRB General Counsel Initiative on § 10(j)
Relief; L. Solomon. 4. The Management Perspective: A Management
Practitioner’s Observations Concerning the Latest General Counsel’s
Initiatives Regarding the Use of 10(j) Injunctions during Organizing
Campaigns; L.P. DiLorenzo. Part 2. The NLRB General Counsel. 5
. Office of the NLRB General Counsel: A Retrospective, 2006–2010; R.
Meisburg. Part 3. Litigating an Employee Intellectual Property/Trade
Secret Case. 6. Enforcing Restrictive Covenants and Protection of
Trade Secrets: An Overview of Applicable Legal Principles; M. Delikat, J.
McQuade. 7. Trade Secrets and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act;
L. Berke-Weiss. Part 4. Defending Actions Brought by the EEOC. 8
. Getting Ready for Increased Systemic EEO Enforcement; G. Siniscalco, J.
Rosenberg. Part 5. Class Certification in Wage-Hour Litigation. 9
. New Developments in Employment Class Actions; Z.D. Fasman. Part 6.
Dealing with an OFCCP Audit. 10. Best Practices for Federal
Contractors; K. Parker. Part 7. Department of Labor Litigation and
Regulatory Initiatives. 11. Insight from the New Sheriff’s Top
Lawyer: Perspective from the Solicitor’s Office; M.P. Smith.
12. Fissured Employment; D. Weil. Part 8. Representation and
Regulation. 13. Mandatory Disclosure in the Market for Union
Representation; M.T. Bodie. Part 9. Ethical Issues for In-House
Counsel. 14. Selected Ethics and Professionalism Issues for Labor
and Employment Lawyers; D.P. Duffy.
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