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Labor Law

Labor Law Developments in the Law

Developments in the Law — Labor and Employment

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Vol. 136 No. 6 April 2023
Employment Law Developments in the Law

Introduction

Labor and Employment

April 2023
Employment Law Developments in the Law

Legislative Momentum on Work-Life Balance

Chapter One

April 2023
Labor Law Developments in the Law

The Enforcement Opportunity: From Mass Arbitration to Mass Organizing

Chapter Three

April 2023
Reproductive Justice Developments in the Law

The Labor and Delivery of Reproductive Justice for Workers: The Post-Dobbs Workforce

Chapter Four

April 2023
Labor Law Developments in the Law

Policy as a One-Legged Stool: U.S. Actions Against Supply Chain Forced Labor Abuses

Chapter Five

April 2023
Labor Law Recent Legislation

Cal. Lab. Code §§ 96, 1470–1473 (West 2020 & Supp. 2023)

California Law Creates Council to Set Minimum Work Standards for Fast-Food Industry.

April 2023
Employment Law Recent Case

Ziccarelli v. Dart

Seventh Circuit Entrenches Conduct Categories for FMLA Interference Claims.

Vol. 136 No. 5 March 2023
Article III Recent Case

NLRB v. Constellium Rolled Products Ravenswood, LLC

Fourth Circuit Rejects Jurisdiction to Enforce NLRB Consent Order.

Vol. 136 No. 3 January 2023
Foreign & Comparative Law Blog Essay

Notwithstanding the Right to Strike:  A Canadian Province Defies the Constitution — And Workers Strike Back

November 28, 2022 The “Notwithstanding Clause,” the common name for section 33 of Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms—the country’s constitutional bill of rights—authorizes time-bound legislation that...
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