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Employment Law: Cases and Materials - 7th Edition - Steven Willborn

by Steven Willborn

ISBN: 9781531022471
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Edition: 7th Edition

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Employment Law Cases and Materials 7th Edition Steven Willborn

ISBN 9781531022471

The Seventh Edition of Employment Law offers a comprehensive overview of the structure and principles of employment law in the United States, while recognizing the diversity of approaches among the states. The book is unified by key themes, including the interplay between employment law and labor market dynamics, and the strategic responses of both employers and employees to legal regulations.

Building on the strengths of earlier editions, this update retains many of the well-established cases and teaching materials that users have found effective, ensuring a smooth transition for current instructors. At the same time, it brings fresh focus to a number of evolving and increasingly important areas, including:

The evolving legal standards for classifying workers as employees or independent contractors, with growing attention to ABC tests;
Pandemic-related reforms, such as expanded unemployment insurance, changes to workers’ compensation, and new forms of job-protected leave;
Landmark recent decisions, including Bostock v. Clayton County, Dynamex Operations West v. Superior Court, and National Federation of Independent Business v. Department of Labor;
A wave of new state legislation affecting covenants not to compete, minimum wage laws, and other core employment issues;
Ongoing developments in the law of remedies, such as the enforceability of arbitration agreements and evolving standards for calculating damages.

This edition continues to provide a clear, accessible, and analytically rich foundation for understanding the policies and principles driving employment law in a rapidly changing legal and economic landscape.

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