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| Minimum-wage laws have destroyed many jobs Cincinnati.com In 1950, only 50 percent of jobs were covered by the minimum wage law. That meant the minimum wage didn't have today's unemployment effect. Today nearly 100 percent are covered. Today's child labor laws prevent youngsters from working in perfectly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| JobsOhio lawyer asks justices to call quits to foes' 'wild and conspiratorial ... The Republic COLUMBUS, Ohio — An attorney for Gov. John Kasich's embattled job creation agency is taking advantage of infighting among opponent lawyers to call the legal basis of their constitutional challenge into question. JobsOhio attorney Aneca Lasley said in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Saudi labour law won't affect genuine workers: Salman Khurshid New York Daily News under the new law introduced earlier this year, foreigners are allowed to only work for their legal sponsors and their spouses won't be allowed to take up jobs. Also, the expatriates cannot perform any job other than the one mentioned in their job cards. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Texas Supreme Court justices torture law on protections for union members Fort Worth Star Telegram Rodriguez was whether the denial union representation violated Texas law. The applicable labor law authorizes employees to form trade unions to protect themselves in their jobs. Does this protection extended to situations where the employee's job is at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| JobsOhio: Foes' infighting shows lawsuit flawed 10TV John Kasich's (KAY'-sik's) job-creation agency is taking advantage of infighting among opponent lawyers to call the legal basis of their constitutional challenge into question. JobsOhio attorney Aneca Lasley said in an Ohio Supreme Court filing this ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| New York City's New Far-Reaching "Unemployment" Discrimination Law Mondaq News Alerts (registration) Passed by the New York City Council over Mayor Michael Bloomberg's veto, the law prohibits New York City employers from basing job decisions with respect to hiring, compensation or promotion on an applicant's having been previously unemployed. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Senate deals on family planning money, job cuts San Francisco Chronicle The Republican-controlled chamber endorsed the state's main $9 billion budget bill - a combination of state and federal money - in a 30-20 vote after an all-day session. It covers services big and small: schools, driver's licensing, Medicaid, law ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State bar panel calls for law school reforms The State Journal-Register Thies said many small law firms can't afford to pay the salaries new attorneys need to manage their debt and fewer lawyers are able to work in public interest positions, such as legal aid and government jobs. With law school debt averaging more than ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Legal Sector Adds 2,000 Jobs in March The U.S. Labor Department's monthly analysis of the nation's employment situation found the legal industry making gains in March, its first growth spurt in 2013. www.americanlawyer.com/PubArticleALD.jsp?id...in... | ||
| The Volokh Conspiracy » Research Assistant Jobs for GMU Law ... Past holders of this position have gone on to clerk for federal judges and secure coveted jobs at big-name law firms and the Department of Justice. My very first ... www.volokh.com/.../research-assistant-jobs-for-gmu-law-stude... | ||
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