Curbing the Employer's Power to Suppress Communication A Review of State and Federal Statutes Protecting the Communication of Private Sector At Will Employees /

Curbing the Employer's Power to Suppress Communication [microform] : A Review of State and Federal Statutes Protecting the Communication of Private Sector At Will Employees / Wayne Sanders.

Most employees in the United States are employees at will--they can be fired for any or no reason. In one exception to this rule, however, federal or state statutes protect employee expression, most significantly in the area of private employee testimony. The protective schemes developed by Congress...

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Main Author: Sanders, Wayne
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1984.
Subjects:
Civil Rights.
Civil Rights Legislation.
Employer Employee Relationship.
Employment Practices.
Federal Legislation.
Freedom of Speech.
Labor Legislation.
Labor Relations.
Self Expression.
Speech Communication.
State Legislation.

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