Labor Law Journal 1997 - Abstracts

Labor Law Journal 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
Alternatives to arbitration: are unions ready for change?LawElkiss, Helen
Alternatives to the strike as a model of resistance: case studies and theory building.LawBruno, Robert
An overview of proposed legislation: the Family Friendly Workplace Act of 1997.LawValentine, Sean, Barnett, Tim, Green, Ken, McVea, Winston
A proposed model policy for managing telecommunications-related sexual harassment in the workplace.LawAalberts, Robert J., Seidman, Lorne H., Townsend, Anthony M., Whitman, Michael E.
A survey of published, private-sector arbitral decisions.LawHaber, Lawrence J., Karim, Ahmad R., Johnson, J. Douglas
Attendance-based bonus plans and the FMLA: does coming to work still pay off? (Family Medical Leave Act)LawMiller, Christopher S., Poe, Brian D.
Between a rock and a hard place - disability benefits and/or ADA relief. (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990)LawZachary, Mary-Kathryn
Brown v. Pro Football, Inc.: the Supreme Court reaches the correct result for collective bargaining in professional sports and other unionized industries. (U.S. Supreme Court)LawManfred, Robert D.
Campaign reform in union elections.LawBoetticher, Helene
Clio calls out to managers, but often they don't heed lessons of labor history.LawBlum, Albert A.
Collective bargaining and compulsory arbitration of Americans with Disabilities Act claims.LawKeene, David R., II
Collective bargaining in professional sports: baseball, football, basketball, and hockey.LawKovach, Kenneth A., Meserole, Margaret W.
Collective bargaining theory and the doctrine of implementation of final offers collide.LawDannin, Ellen J., Wagar, Terry, Gilson, Clive
Common personnel practices can destroy the exempt status of salaried employees.LawFoley, Janis E. Susalla, Stokes, Michael L.
Corporate downsizing and the supervisory and managerial exclusions of the National Labor Relations Act.LawBedell, Geoffrey
Deconstructing contingent staffing: flexible work, constrained choice, and union initiatives.LawJordan, Lisa
Defining "sex" in same-sex sexual harassment: the opinions of the federal courts.LawKirk, Delaney J., Clapham, Maria M.
Detroit Newspaper strike: NLRB chairman's opinion authorizing the General Counsel to seek a section 10(j) injunction. (Michigan)LawGould, William B., IV
Digital Library development: an information management strategy for industrial relations research.LawHuwe, Terence K.
Disparate impact in the Age Discrimination in Employment Act: the practical implications for employers and employees.LawHolmes, Roger W.
Doe v. City of Belleville: should the employer differentiate between horseplay and same-sex sexual harassment?LawPerry, Sandra J., Fink, Ross L.
Effective use of "employment practices experts" in employment litigation.LawDuffy, S. Jan
Emerging due process standards in arbitration of employment discrimination disputes: new challenges for employers.LawShearer, Robert A., Icenogle, Marjorie L.
Employee identity caucuses in Silicon Valley: can they transcend the boundaries of the firm? (California)LawHyde, Alan
Employment contracts under the FAA - reconsidered. (Federal Arbitration Act)LawFinkin, Matthew W.
FMCS at the 50 year mark: an interview with John Calhoun Wells. (Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service)(Interview)Law 
Heads you lose, tails you lose: a disturbing judicial trend in defining disability. (Americans with Disabilities Act)LawFrierson, James G.
Immediacy and saliency in remedying employer opposition to union organizing campaigns. (Canada)LawChaison, Gary N., Rose, Joseph B.
In defense of the HR manager: rethinking the Title VII anti-retaliation provision.LawMello, Jeffrey A.
Industrial restructuring: implications for collective bargaining.LawCormier, David R.
Keeping track of comp time is a full-time job.LawMiller, Christopher S., Juarez, Roland M.
Limiting an arbitrator's remedial powers.LawByars, Linda S.
Making free trade more fair: developments in protecting labor rights. (Mexico, Canada)LawVerma, Anil, Thompson, Mark, Gunderson, Morley, Cook, Maria Lorena
Mandatory arbitration of statutory issues under collective bargaining: Austin and its progeny.LawColeman, Charles J., Vazquez, Jose A.
Mental disabilities claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act and EEOC's guidelines. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)LawKelly, Eileen P., Rowland, Hugh C.
Mental disabilities, the EEOC, and labor arbitration. (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)LawHogler, Raymond
Notice for unforeseen leave under the FMLA: are the courts projecting a sliding scale test? (Family and Medical Leave Act)LawAalberts, Robert J., Seidman, Lorne H.
Outside the "compensation bargain": protecting the rights of workers disabled on the job to file suits for disability discrimination. (California)LawMoscowitz, Ellyn
Privacy in the workplace. (electronic monitoring)LawConlon, Kevin J.
Privileges under the NLRA: attorney-client, work-product, collective bargaining and strike strategy, and mediator. (National Labor Relations Act)LawAdam, John G.
Protected concerted activity and individual action under Section 7: will Alleluia Cusion resurface?LawBoal, Ellis
Proving age discrimination: the courts' view.LawGreenlaw, Paul S., Kohl, John P.
"Regarded as" disabilities under the ADA. (Americans with Disabilities Act)LawHoekstra, David John
Regional labor-market data: why bother? How to bother?LawMitchell, Daniel J.B.
Section 8(a)(2) of the NLRA: the debate. (National Labor Relations Act)LawHerrnstadt, Owen E.
Sexual harassment: an American judicial perspective.LawVoigt, Catherine, Conlon, Kevin J.
Statistics in corporate downsizing cases: unfulfilled promise for plaintiffs.LawO'Connor, Jennifer M.
Strategy, form, and corporate legal responsibility under the NLRA. (National Labor Relations Act)LawPosthuma, Richard A., Dworkin, James B.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and labor arbitration: recent awards.LawTerrill, Thomas E.
The cost of union-management cooperation: criminal sanctions for employer business entertainment of union officials.LawMiller, Christopher S., Pontz, Evan H.
The dirty words of corporate downsizing: impermissible statements of intent in reduction-in-force cases.LawBrown, Tristan
The ethics of accommodating employees' religious needs in the workplace.LawLansing, Paul, Feldman, Maureen
The future of the labor movement: a look at the fundamentals.LawKaufman, Bruce E.
The joint employer, the NLRB, and changing rights for contingent workers.LawPosthuma, Richard A., Dworkin, James B.
The late Justice Brennan and American labor law. (William J. Brennan, Jr.)LawAdam, John G.
The next unionism: structural innovations for a revitalized labor movement.LawCobble, Dorothy Sue
The role of industrial relations in achieving social equity: a comparison of labor laws in Australia and the United States.LawHowe, John B.
The Supreme Court extends Title VII coverage to small businesses.LawSullivan, George M., Schoenecker, Tim
Three-year report. (National Labor Relations Board)LawGould, William B., IV
Timing is everything: potential economic repercussions of proposed "flextime" reforms to the FLSA overtime hours law. (Fair Labor Standards Act)LawGolden, Lonnie
Turning off the power on employees: using surreptitious tape-recordings and e-mail intrusions by employees in pursuit of employer rights.LawKainen, Burton, Myers, Shel D.
Unfair labor practice filings in organizing elections - new data and analysis.LawBoroff, Karen E.
Upstream effects from mediation of workplace disputes: some preliminary evidence from the USPS. (U.S. Postal Service)LawAnderson, Jonathan F., Bingham, Lisa
Using local area unemployment statistics in federal program administration.LawBrown, Sharon P.
U.S. Supreme Court: former employees are entitled to Title VII protection.LawSullivan, George M.
Vizcaino v. Microsoft Corporation; a labor and employment lawyer's perspective.LawCoskey, Susan L.
Weingarten through the looking glass.LawOrkin, Neal, Heise, Miriam
Whatever happened to arbitral finality? Is it their fault or ours? (judges or arbitrators)LawNicolau, George
When is a union not a union? Good faith doubt and its limitations in collective bargaining.LawSchupp, Robert W.
Who's the boss? How discrimination law treats leased employees, independent contractors, and consultants.LawHanley, Mark A.
Why Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and related conditions should be excluded from the Americans with Disabilities Act.LawLang, Richard, Faillace, Michael
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