Labor Law Journal 1999 - Abstracts

Labor Law Journal 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
Acceptability as a factor in grievance arbitration.LawMarmo, Michael
A human rights perspective on U.S. labor relations law.LawGross, James A.
Alexander v. Gardner-Denver: staggered but still standing.(arbitration clauses in collective bargaining agreements and the Americans with Disabilities Act)LawSullivan, George M.
Arbitration of statutory claims: the Wright decision but the wrong dictum.LawAdam, John G.
A second generation of sexual harassment law: the Supreme Court rewrites the rules for the workplace.LawBible, Jon D.
At-will employees and the Civil Rights Act of 1871: an expansion of remedies.LawZachary, Mary-Kathryn
Bucket bargaining: best process in interest based bargaining.(labor negotiations)LawSaunders, Kurt
But is it still a disability? Judicial views of mitigating measures under the ADA.(Americans with Disabilities Act)LawSchur, Lisa A.
Collective bargaining: the Rodney Dangerfields of human rights.LawAdams, Roy J.
Comment.LawMcKersie, Robert B.
Comment.(response to article by Peter Cramton, Morley Gunderson and Joseph Tracy in this issue, p. 173)LawGramm, Cynthia L.
Comment.(response to articles by James A. Gross and Roy J. Adams in this issue, p. 197, 204)LawFreeman, Anthony G.
Comment.(response to the articles by Peter Cramton, Morley Gunderson, and Joseph Tracy and Harish C. Jain and Parbudyal Singh in this issue, pp. 173 and 180)LawSolomon, Norman A.
Congressional influence on labor policy: how Congress has influenced outcomes without changing the law.LawBodah, Matthew M.
Corporate protections: the mechanics of building a union early warning system in collective bargaining agreements.LawGlanzer, Michael J.
Developments in labor-management cooperation: the codification of cooperative mechanisms.LawMcHugh, Patrick P., Yim, Seong J.
ILO fundamental rights at work and freedom of association.(International Labor Organization)LawBellace, Janice R.
Impacts of strike replacement bans in Canada.LawTracy, Joseph, Gunderson, Morley, Cramton, Peter
Judicial treatment of same-actor evidence in discrimination cases.LawPetersen, Donald J., Boller, Harvey R.
Managing employee absenteeism: interplay of the ADA, FMLA, and workers' compensation.(Americans with Disabilities Act; Family and Medical Leave Act)LawBland, Timothy Stewart
NLRB election delays: do they make a difference?(National Labor Relations Board)LawMayfield, Milton, Mayfield, Jacqueline
The benefits of arbitrating ADA claims and an update on the conflict between the duty to accommodate and seniority rights.(Americans with Disabilities Act)LawSturner, Jan William
The effects of the use of strike replacements on strike duration in Canada.LawJain, Harish C., Singh, Parbudyal
The expanding workplace: telecommuting and legal liability under OSHA, ADA, and workers' compensation.LawWade, David R.
The liability of supervisory management employees for discrimination.LawWomack, Lara
The Pregnancy Discrimination Act: a twenty year retrospect.LawGreenlaw, Paul S., Kohl, John P.
The role of technical assistance centers in addressing employer concerns about accommodating workers who are deaf or hard of hearing.LawGeyer, Paul D., Williams, Ed
The scope of pro football's antitrust exemption.LawStaudohar, Paul D.
The social contract at the bargaining table: evidence from a national survey of labor and management negotiators.LawCutcher-Gershenfeld, Joel
The TEAM Act: using comparative experience to assess labor-management cooperation.LawDannin, Ellen J.
Union salting since Town & Country: an analysis of new industry strategies.LawFine, Cory R., Castagnera, James Ottavio
Use of incognito testimony of a non-employee witness in a discharge for conduct arbitration.LawWolff, Aaron S.
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