Labor Law: A Problem-Based Approach (2012)

Labor Law: A Problem Based Approach features the most important cases, documents, and articlues for students to study in order to become proficient in the practice of American private-sector labor law. It also has the following:

 •  a problem-based approach that provides practical experience in the day-to-day practice of labor law
 •  a shorter book that is more accessible to, and less expensive for, law school students
 •  a casebook that is highly interactive with links to blogs, law review articles, government web sites, and other digitized sources
 •  the book emphasizes most recent labor law developments and controversies including: NLRB election and posting rules, the Boeing controversy, and recent attempts at labor law legislative reform covers all essential introductory labor law topics on organizing, collective bargaining, and concerted activities
 •  provides materials for advanced labor law classes on topics such as: individual rights in a labor union, union security clauses, and federal preemption
 •  authors that bring more than twenty-years of combined experience in practice, teaching, and scholarship in labor law