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Void Where Prohibited: Rest Breaks And The Right To Urinate On Company Time, Marc Linder, Ingrid Nygaard
Void Where Prohibited: Rest Breaks And The Right To Urinate On Company Time, Marc Linder, Ingrid Nygaard
Marc Linder
No abstract provided.
Void Where Prohibited Revisited: The Trickle-Down Effect Of Osha’S At-Will Bathroom-Break Regulation, Marc Linder
Void Where Prohibited Revisited: The Trickle-Down Effect Of Osha’S At-Will Bathroom-Break Regulation, Marc Linder
Marc Linder
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Electronic Privacy And Employee Speech, Pauline T. Kim
Electronic Privacy And Employee Speech, Pauline T. Kim
Chicago-Kent Law Review
The boundary between work and private life is blurring as a result of changes in the organization of work and advances in technology. Current privacy law is ill-equipped to address these changes and as a result, employees' privacy in their electronic communications is only weakly protected from employer scrutiny. At the same time, the law increasingly protects certain socially valued forms of employee speech. In particular, collective speech, speech that enforces workplace regulations and speech that deters or reports employer wrong-doing are explicitly protected by law from employer reprisals. These two developments—weak protection of employee privacy and increased protection for …
Toward A Cohesive Interpretation Of The Electronic Communications Privacy Act For The Electronic Monitoring Of Employees, Ariana R. Levinson
Toward A Cohesive Interpretation Of The Electronic Communications Privacy Act For The Electronic Monitoring Of Employees, Ariana R. Levinson
West Virginia Law Review
This Article proposes a cohesive interpretation of the Electronic Com- munications Privacy Act ("ECPA") designed to protect employees' basic right to privacy in their electronic communications. The difficulty of new technology outpacing the law's ability to protect employees' privacy from electronic moni- toring by employers is widely acknowledged. Yet, scholars have generally over- looked or dismissed the potential of the ECPA to provide privacy protection for employees in the electronic workplace, calling instead for reform through the legislative process. Nevertheless, despite increasing calls from a broad range of entities for stronger privacy protections, passage of new legislation designed to adequately …
Shifting The Paradigm Of The Debate: A Proposal To Eliminate At-Will Employment And Implement A "Mandatory Arbitration Act", Zev J. Eigen, Nicholas F. Menillo, David S. Sherwyn
Shifting The Paradigm Of The Debate: A Proposal To Eliminate At-Will Employment And Implement A "Mandatory Arbitration Act", Zev J. Eigen, Nicholas F. Menillo, David S. Sherwyn
Indiana Law Journal
Labor and Employment Law Under the Obama Administration: A Time for Hope and Change? Symposium held November 12-13, 2010, Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana.