Topic
American Worker
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Employment Law Letter
EEOC Tells Employers Not to “Discriminate” Against American Workers
By Daniel Schwartz, Nina Pelc-Faszcza
Last week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released updated educational materials addressing national origin discrimination, alongside new technical guidance that “clarifies” the prohibition of discrimination against American workers. Providing…
ImmigrationProf Blog
How Expanding E-Verify Would Hurt American Workers and Business
Yesterday, Professor Raquel Aldana posted a report about th einaccuracies of the U.S. government's E-Verify system. As Congress works on bills to extend unemployment benefits and create jobs, they are likely to…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Prawfs Book Club on New Greenhouse Labor Book
And here I thought I would never be able to use the book club category on this blog. Thank you, Matt Bodie:I'm delighted to announce an upcoming PrawfsBlawg book club. …
ImmigrationProf Blog
CRS On Effect Of Immigration On US Workers
The Congressional Research Service (here) reports that a recent analysis that built upon the economy-wide approach estimated that immigration has not reduced the wages of native-born workers with more education…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Recently-Published Scholarship: Symposium on the American Worker
Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public PolicySymposium on The American WorkerVolume 20, No. 2, 2006Barbara J. Fick, Foreword, p. 513.ArticlesCharles I. Cohen, Joseph E. Santucci, Jr., & Jonathan…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Conference on Trade and the Future of American Workers
This coming Thursday, October 7th, the CATO Institute and The Economist are sponsoring a conference on Trade and the Future of American Workers. The conference organizers note that:Controversial in the…