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

by Rafael Gely, Christopher Cameron, Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Roberto Corrada, César Marzán, Michael Oswalt

Education Law Labor Studies
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Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace offers a contemporary legal study of labor law and workplace relationships. Published in the American Casebook Series, this text is intended for legal education and for readers seeking a structured introduction to the laws governing the modern workplace.

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Labor Law in the Contemporary Workplace is a legal casebook focused on labor law as it applies to modern workplaces.

Part of the American Casebook Series, it is designed to support the study and teaching of labor law.

The book brings together the work of Rafael Gely, Christopher Cameron, Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, Roberto Corrada, César Marzán, and Michael Oswalt.

Its contemporary focus makes it a resource for readers examining workplace law and the legal relationships that shape employment.

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