Following introductions by his children and also by his wife (Academy member Glady Serhsenfeld), Walter Gershenfeld examines the future composition and role of the Academy in view of the trend…
Is it time for a national unfair dismissal statute?
Hugh Beins, Jack Gallagher, George Nicolau, James C. Oldham, Richard T. Seymour, Alan A. Symonette
January 16, 2006 Proceedings Database
George Nicolau presents the benefits of a national unfair dismissal statute and how it might function. The panelists discuss possible the possible beneficial and harmful consequences of such a statute….
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