Papers presented at the 2016 National Symposium on Technology in Labor and Employment Law sponsored by Technology in the Practice and Workplace Committee. Documents will open in a new window.
All papers in one portfolio file, (PDF, 16.6MB)
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Technology in the Workplace: What’s Out There, What’s Coming, and Why You (Really) Need to Care
An Overview of Employment Law in an Age of Technology
Kate Bischoff
I Always Feel Like, Somebody’s Watching Me: Where’s the Line Between Productivity Monitoring and Oppressive Surveillance?
Monitoring in the Workplace: Many More Questions than Answers
Ronda Esaw, Robert E. Goodman, Joshua Pomeranz and Casey L. Sipe
Welcome to Your Obsolescence (or Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace)
What Will It Be Like to Be an Emulation?
Robin D. Hanson
The National Labor Relations Board: Blazing a Technology Trail
Technology Related Developments in Board Law: Selected Case Summaries
Jean Marc Favreau, Richard F. Griffin, Pamela Jeffrey and Harry I. Johnson III
Guidance Memorandum on Electronic Signatures to Support a Showing of Interest and four Examples
Richard F. Griffin, Jr.
Whole Foods Market Group Decision and Order
Workers On-Demand: Employment Law in the Sharing Economy
Application of Employee Versus Independent Contractor Concepts to the Gig Economy
Neil H. Dishman
Worker Vulnerability in the “Gig Economy”
Sara Faulman
Workplace Privacy Around the Globe
Workplace Privacy Around the Globe
Alvin Velazquez, Kim Campion and Carrie Dove Storer
Hiring Tech: Computer Games, Homework and Videos in Hiring and Onboarding
A Provocation Piece
Roland J. Behm
New Ideas in the Hiring Game: How Gamification is Impacting Hiring from the Perspective of a Management-Side Attorney
Shelby S. Skeabeck
Engineering the Workforce: Using People Analytics to Create the “Perfect” Workforce
When You Gaze Into the Abyss, the Abyss Gazes Into You: The Unintended Consequences of Data Analytics | Slides
Michael T. Anderson
Big Data: A Tool for Inclusion or Exclusion? Understanding the Issues
FTC Report
Challenging “Big Data” Testing in the Workplace: A Checklist for Plaintiff Counsel
Lawrence P. Schaefer
Micro-Targeting Voters Using Big Data--What Employers, Employees and Unions Should Know
Micro-Targeting Voters Using Big Data – What Employers, Employees and Unions Should Know
Danielle Lucido, Laurence E. Gold, William J. McGinley and Aaron Strauss
The Case of the Intrusive App
To Track or Not to Track?
Hanna Chandoo and Gail A. Glick
Myrna Arias v Intermix Wire Transfer, LLC
Gail Glick and Brett Beeler
Employee Monitoring and Workplace Privacy Law
V. John Ella
Cybersecurity 101: Keeping Abreast of Relevant Technology
Risks in the Cloud: Mitigating Cybersecurity Risks by Adhering to Ethical Duties
Heather Morgan & Ankush Dhupar