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Debate Over the Proposed New Restatement of Employment Law
July 7, 2009 | Posted by: Michael M. O'Hear
Category: Labor & Employment Law | Leave a Comment
The Wisconsin Law Journal has an interesting article on the new draft of the Restatement of Employment Law. As the article discusses, there has been a lot of debate within the employment law community about some aspects of the draft. Indeed, a group comprised mostly of employment law professors has prepared extensive critical commentary on the draft Restatement. Our own Paul Secunda co-chaired the working group critiquing the provisions on wrongful discharge in violation of public policy. The report of his working group is now available on SSRN.
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- Michael M. O'Hear
- Ryan Scoville
- J. Gordon Hylton
- Joseph D. Kearney
- Judith G. McMullen
- Matthew J. Mitten
- Kali N. Murray
- David R. Papke
- Paul M. Secunda
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