2001 Symposium Papers

Papers presented at the 2001 National Symposium on Technology in Labor and Employment Law. Clicking on a link will open the document in PDF format.

• Agenda

Legal Developments: Workplace Privacy and Information Issues in the Electronic Age

• Employee Privacy in The Internet Era
• The Law of Employer Control and Monitoring of Employee E-mail and Internet Use in the United States
• Bar Group Stresses Importance of Policies Related to Corporate Electronic Information

Legal Developments: Discrimination and Harassment in the New, Wired Workplace

• Harassment and Discrimination in the New, Wired Workplace
• Technology Start-Ups, Dot-Com Firms Called Breeding Ground for Title VII Suits

Practice Developments: Using Technology to Attract, Retain, and Communicate With Clients, Partners, and Associates

• E-Learning for the L and E-Lawyer

Litigation Developments: Technology in Employment Discovery and Trial

• Litigation Developments: Technology in Employment Discovery and Trial

Legal Developments: Technology-Related Intellectual Property Issues for the Labor and Employment Lawyer

• Intellectual Property Issues for Employment Lawyers: Current Issues and Developments

Legal Developments: The NLRA in Cyberspace

• NLRB Still Has Not Addressed New Cyberspace-Based Workplace

Legal Developments: The Virtual Office and the Employer's Duty to Comply with Statutory Standards

• The Virtual Office and the Employer's Duty to Comply with Statutory Standards

Legal Developments: Employment Issues in the Technology Sector

• Employment Issues for Technology Companies
• Labor and Employment Issues in the Technology Sector

Practice Developments: Ethical Issues for the Electronic Age Labor and Employment Law Practitioner

• Practice Developments