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The new "work relocation" and "deferral" policies of the Reagan Labor Board majority
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1984
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article
Version
Version of record.
Title
The legality of employee participation programs after the NLRB's Electromation Inc. decision
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1993
Genre
article
Version
Version of record.
Title
The legality of affirmative action plans and consent decrees in the light of recent court decisions
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1988
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article
Version
Version of record.
Title
The impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on trade dress protection and the use of colors as trademarks
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1996
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article
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Version of record.
Title
The Wright decision: The right time to improve the stature of the arbitration process
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Twomey, David P.
Date
1999
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article
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Version of record.
Title
Unnecessary burdens on employers: Time for the EEOC to improve its systemic discrimination initiative
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
2012
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article
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Title
The Supreme Court's 14 Penn Plaza v. Pyett decision: Impact and fairness considerations for collective bargaining
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
2010
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article
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Title
Successor employers' obligations under the NLRA
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1987
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article
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Version of record.
Title
Sexual harassment law after Oncale, Ellerth, Faragher and Kolstad: What's an employer to do?
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
2000
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article
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Title
Sex discrimination in employee compensation: the implications of the County of Washington v. Gunther decision
Author
Twomey, David P.
Date
1982
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article
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