2011 Meeting Papers

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German Labor and Employment Law Chapter from Committee Treatise (Main Volume)

Walter Ahrens and Mark S. Dichter

German Labor and Employment Law Chapter from Committee Treatise (2010 Supplement)

Walter Ahrens and Mark S. Dichter

Workers' Representation and Participation in Germany

Manfred Weiss

How to Deal with The Works Council Overview of the Principles Of Codetermination

Arno Frings

Cross-Border Labor Mobility

Christine G. Cooper, Mary Joyce Carlson, Joyce Fleming, Roman Gil and Piergiovanni Mandruzzato

The New European Policy on Immigration

Román Gil

Employment Discrimination Laws: EU and North American Perspective

Mark S. Dichter

Litigating Cross-Border Discrimination Claims in Multiple Jurisdictions: A Global Strategy for Expatriate Employees

Robert B. Stulberg and Amy F. Shulman

Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile USA Campaign

Hae-Lin Choi and Ado Wilhelm

Data Protection and Privacy in the Workplace – Europe and France

Mathilde Houet-Weil

New Developments in Data Privacy for Employees in German Law

Rüdiger Krause

Social Media in Industrial Relations, a Belgian Perspective for Thought HR Leadership

Filip Saelens

Ethics 20/20 Commission Mulls MJP Issues

Attorney-Client Privilege for Corporate Counsel Outside the U.S. and E.U

Richard Bales

Legal Professional Privilege in Cross-Border Labour Matters

Deidre Lynch

Multijurisdictional Ethics and Practice Issues, and GATS

Richard T. Seymour

Issues Paper Concerning Alternative Business Structures

Issues Paper Concerning Multijurisdictional Practice

Choice of Law in Cross-Border Practice

Lawyer’s Obligation When Outsourcing Legal and Nonlegal Support Services

Regulating Labor Relations in Global Production Networks: Insights on International Framework Agreements

Michael Fichter, Markus Helfen and Jorg Sydow

United States Labor Law Protects Individual Freedom - A Critique of the Assault on the National Labor Relations Act by Human Rights Watch

Charles H. Kaplan

The Dichotomy of Organized Labour and Corporate Social Responsibility In a Globalized Setting

Danny J. Kaufer and Thomas E.F. Brady

Best Practices in CSR: U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Melissa Lea

Are International Framework Agreements a Path to Corporate SocialResponsibility?

Owen E. Herrnstadt

Violations of Workers’ Freedom of Association in the United States By European Multinational Corporations

Restrictive Covenants

Noyan Turunç

Restrictive Covenants and Trade Secrets: A Comparative International Survey

Wendi S. Lazar and Gary R. Siniscalco