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Labor/Employment

May 23, 2001

Local Control

The only constant in employment law is change. As a result, employment attorneys and human-resources professionals know that regular review of employment policies is critical.

        
        The only constant in employment law is change. As a result, employment attorneys and human-resources professionals know that regular review of employment policies is critical. The recent flurry of changes in domestic employment law - such as amendments to the California Fair Employment and Housing Act and significant decisions regarding the arbitrability of employment claims...

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