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Contact Tracing Cell Phone Apps And Wearable Devices: The Fourth Amendment Issues Confronting Public Employers, Marc Chase Mcallister

Maryland Law Review

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From Mandates To Governance: Restructuring The Employment Relationship, Brett H. Mcdonnell, Matthew T. Bodie

Maryland Law Review

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Bargaining Inequality: Employee Golden Handcuffs And Asymmetric Information, Anat Alon-Beck

Maryland Law Review

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Humans Vs. Robots: Rethinking Tax Policy For A More Sustainable Future, Kathryn Kisska-Schulze, Karie Davis-Nozemack

Maryland Law Review

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Accommodating Capital And Policing Labor: Antitrust In The Two Gilded Ages, Sandeep Vaheesan

Maryland Law Review

In enacting the antitrust laws, Congress sought to prevent big businesses from maintaining and augmenting their power through collusion, mergers, and exclusionary and predatory practices and also aimed to preserve the ability of workers to act in concert. At times, the antitrust laws have benefited ordinary Americans. Antitrust achievements include the restructuring of the oil industry in 1911, the creation of competitive market structures in the mid-twentieth century, and the termination of AT&T’s telecommunications monopoly in 1984.

Yet, the history of antitrust in the United States is not one of uninterrupted successes. Over two forty-year periods, the executive branch and …

Epic Systems Corp. V. Lewis: Singled Out By Corporations And A Textualist Supreme Court, American Workers Are Left To Fend For Themselves, Grace O'Malley

Maryland Law Review

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Combatting Wage Theft: Establishing Employees As Secured Creditors Under The Maryland Unpaid Wage Lien Law, Rebecca Lineberry

Maryland Law Review

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Resurrecting Labor, Rick Bales

Maryland Law Review

Participation in American labor unions has changed radically, albeit incrementally, over the last fifty years. Private-sector union density has declined five-fold, whereas public-sector density has increased almost as significantly. Today, unions rarely strike, and in much of the country, they are politically impotent. As traditional manufacturing declines and is replaced by on-demand work, unions risk becoming a historical footnote.

This Article ties the decline in union density and power to macroeconomic trends that are highly troubling in an advanced democracy, such as rising income inequality and the failure of wage growth to keep pace with gross domestic product (“GDP”) growth. …

Glatt V. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc.: Moving Towards A More Flexible Approach To The Classification Of Unpaid Interns Under The Fair Labor Standards Act, Michael Pardoe

Maryland Law Review

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Varsity Blues: Student Athlete Unionization Is The Wrong Way Forward To Reform Collegiate Athletics, Michael P. Cianfichi

Maryland Law Review

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The Many Lanes Out Of Court: Against Privatization Of Employment Discrimination Disputes, Theresa M. Beiner

Maryland Law Review

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Montgomery County V. Shropshire: Trying To Shoehorn Police Intradepartmental Disciplinary Files Into The Wrong Cabinet, Wayne Heavener

Maryland Law Review

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Fields V. Prater: The Fourth Circuit’S Lost Opportunity To Further Define The Boundaries Of Political Patronage In Public Employment, Joshua J. Miller

Maryland Law Review

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Engquist V. Oregon Department Of Agriculture: No Harm Meant? The Vanquished Requirement Of Ill-Will In Class-Of-One Equal Protection Claims And The Erosion Of Public Employees’ Constitutional Rights, Kerstin Miller

Maryland Law Review

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The Law Of Termination: Doing More With Less, Jeffrey M. Hirsch

Maryland Law Review

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Porterfield V. Mascari H, Inc.: "A Clear Mandate Of Public Policy" Remains Unclear In Maryland's Wrongful Discharge Jurisprudence, Benjamin S. Haley

Maryland Law Review

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Re-Envisioning Labor Law: A Response To Professor Finkin, Katherine Van Wezel Stone

Maryland Law Review

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Recent Labor Law Decisions Of The Supreme Court, Terry A. Bethel

Maryland Law Review

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A Strike Against The Law?, Tony Weir

Maryland Law Review

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Reflections On Labor, Power, And Society , James B. Atleson

Maryland Law Review

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Traditional Labor Law Scholarship And The Crisis Of Collective Bargaining Law: A Reply To Professor Finkin, Karl E. Klare

Maryland Law Review

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The Labor Arbitrator's Several Roles , Dennis R. Nolan, Roger I. Abrams

Maryland Law Review

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You Promised! - May An Employer Cancel Or Modify Employee Severance Pay Arrangements?, Earle K. Shawe, Mark J. Swerdlin

Maryland Law Review

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Does Karl Klare Protest Too Much?, Matthew W. Finkin

Maryland Law Review

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Lost Opportunity: Concluding Thoughts On The Finkin Critique, Karl E. Klare

Maryland Law Review

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Labor Law And Free Speech: The Curious Policy Of Limited Expression, Julius Getman

Maryland Law Review

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Symposium: Directions In Labor Law: Concern For The Dignity Of The Worker - Introduction, David S. Bogen

Maryland Law Review

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Revisionism In Labor Law, Matthew W. Finkin

Maryland Law Review

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Democracy In A One-Party State: Perspectives From Landrum-Griffin, Clyde W. Summers

Maryland Law Review

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A Look At Labor Law In The Land Down Under: Industrial Relations In Australia, David S. Bogen

Maryland Law Review

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