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Introduction
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Bifurcated Labor Market
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Worst Job
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Working at Sears Roebuck
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The role of courts
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Collective bargaining rights
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Takeitorleaveit contracts
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Forced arbitration
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Unpaid leave
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Joint employment
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The ABC test
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The gig economy
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Collective bargaining
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Policy makers need to be thoughtful
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Shifting away from compliance
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Noncompete agreements
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State action
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How common are noncompetes
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Forced arbitration clauses
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The National Labor Relations Act
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Immigrant Workers
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Explore a panel discussion on the impact of court decisions on American workers' lives. Delve into high-profile Supreme Court cases like Janus and Epic Systems, as well as lower court rulings on non-compete agreements, non-poach agreements, and worker classification. Examine how courts historically balance worker rights with company interests, shaping employer-employee relationships. Gain insights from legal and economic scholars and worker advocates as they discuss the critical role of courts in setting workplace rules and their economic implications. Learn about topics such as collective bargaining, forced arbitration, unpaid leave, joint employment, the gig economy, and state actions on non-compete agreements. Understand the evolving landscape of labor laws and their effects on over 150 million wage and salary workers in the United States.

The Justice System and Jobs - How Court Decisions Shape American Work Lives

The Aspen Institute
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