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Employment Law Institute 2021

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Price: $149.00
Item Code: 11170-BK

About

The Employment Law Institute continues to provide practical teaching and realistic solutions to everyday and unexpected problems in employment law. This Institute manual is a perfect opportunity for you to get an update on changes in the law impacting the workplace and concrete insights into why those changes matter. With so many chapters devoted to the latest developments and trends about what lies ahead, you are sure to acquire new and invaluable information from the contents of these exceptional Institute books.

Summary of Contents

  • Year in Review
  • Diversity and Race Discrimination in the Workplace – the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Legal Landscape
  • COVID-Related Leave and Work from Home
  • Representing the Individual Defendant – Ethically, Practically and Victoriously
  • Benefits and Pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
  • Social Media, Politics and Social Justice in the Workplace
  • Morning with the Judges
  • Legal and Practical Issues in Arbitrating Employment Cases
  • COVID-19 Litigation and the Employment Lawyer 
  • Ethical Issues in Remote Investigations
  • The Electronic Workplace
  • Private Eyes Are Watching You: Common Privacy Issues in the Workplace: What Every Employer Should Know
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Published: 4/27/2021
 Pages: 556
 Size: 8.5x11
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