Labor Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems

Labor Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems, Fifth Edition, takes a rigorous, analytical, modern, and practical approach To The issues and serves as the foundation of an enlightening course. These features make the casebook an appealing choice for instructors who are looking for a new teaching tool: comprehensive and thoughtful coverage eviews issues of regulation, reform, economic and labor theory, labor-management relations, And The respective roles of the MLRB, The courts, and Congress the highly respected author team draws on their experience in scholarship, and practice, and teaching the book is designed for accessibility, with streamlined case editing; lucid explanatory text on economics, comparative law, and related topics; and clear and pointed narratives notes, and questions throughout the text introductory text, excerpted agancy and court decisions, Notes & Questions, and axcerpts from related publications and documents serve as helpful aids to learning the Fifth Edition has been strengthened and improved by: The addition of new co-author Joan Flynn, who has worked For The National Labor Relations Board both as a field attorney and as staff counsel to a Board member full treatment of significant new Supreme Court, NLRB, and circuit court cases new coverage of issues such as card check and neutrality agreements and restrictions on employee use of e-mail in the workplace; greater integration of NLRB and judicial procedure and NLRA remedies into discussion of the substantive law; and substantially revised coverage NLRB representational issuesMichelle C. Harper is the author of 'Labor Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems' with ISBN 9780735529120 and ISBN 0735529124.