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Foreword, Richard L. Schmalbeck
Tax Legislation In The Reagan Era—Movement To Or From A Consumption Base?, Charles O. Galvin
Tax Legislation In The Reagan Era—Movement To Or From A Consumption Base?, Charles O. Galvin
Law and Contemporary Problems
No abstract provided.
Toward A Theory Of “Just Cause” In Employee Discipline Cases, Roger I. Abrams, Dennis R. Nolan
Toward A Theory Of “Just Cause” In Employee Discipline Cases, Roger I. Abrams, Dennis R. Nolan
Duke Law Journal
Although almost every collective bargaining agreement permits the employer to discipline an employee for "just cause," the concept of just cause is not well understood. Rather than leading to fair and consistent resolutions of disciplinary disputes, the concept, as applied in arbitration proceedings, has led to inconsistent results that fail to serve the interests of either management or labor. This article develops a systematic theory of just cause in employee discipline cases by exploring the fundamental understanding of the employment relationship and the effect of the collective bargaining agreement on the fundamental understanding. It presents a model of just cause, …
Employee Handbooks And Employment-At-Will Contracts, Richard Harrison Winters
Employee Handbooks And Employment-At-Will Contracts, Richard Harrison Winters
Duke Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Special Education In England And Wales, William G. Buss
Special Education In England And Wales, William G. Buss
Law and Contemporary Problems
No abstract provided.