Advanced Employment Law - Tapa blanda

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the most important facets of employment law—with a focus on the impact of federal regulation. Throughout, reference is made to the particular federal statute that applies in a given situation. Features boxed examples and edited judicial decisions. Background of Employment Law. The Rise of Labor Unions and Labor Laws. The Depression and Early Federal Regulation. Discrimination Regulation: The Civil Rights Act and the ADEA. Employment Law and the Family. Protecting Workers with Disabilities: The Americans with Disabilities Act. Privacy Issues. Regulations for Preventing and Handling Sexual Harassment. Applying Employment Law to Human Resource Management. Employment Law in a Regulated Society. For Paralegals.

This contemporary textbook covers the spectrum of employment issues from federal regulations to family and privacy issues. Students will also learn how to apply employment regulations to human resource management.

Specific attention is given to the laws that create the employment relationship and define the parameters of litigating employment claims — highlighted by 21 significant cases.