Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace (American Casebook Series)
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Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace (American Casebook Series)

by Christopher Cameron, Catherine Fisk, Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Roberto Corrada, Martin Malin

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Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace is an American casebook devoted to the study of labor law in today’s workplace. Written by Christopher Cameron, Catherine Fisk, Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Roberto Corrada, and Martin Malin, it offers a focused resource for legal students and readers exploring contemporary workplace law.

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Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace presents legal material focused on labor law and the modern American workplace.

Written by Christopher Cameron, Catherine Fisk, Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Roberto Corrada, and Martin Malin, it brings multiple scholarly perspectives to the subject.

Part of the American Casebook Series, this volume is suited to readers seeking a structured resource for legal education and study.

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