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Labor and Employment

Treatises, major databases, current awareness, and other resources for labor and employment law research.

Overview

Labor and employment law can be a complex area to research. Like other highly-regulated areas (e.g. tax), there are unique, persuasive sources of primary law such as policy statements, memoranda, manuals, and guidelines that a careful researcher should be aware of. There is also specialized terminology from various sub-specialties, like employment discrimination, unions, wage and hour issues, government contractors, and workplace safety.

We encourage you to consult a secondary source (like a treatise, encyclopedia, or research guide) if you are starting to research a new labor or employment issue.

Labor & Employment Research Guides & Study Aids