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Area of Concentration
Labor & Employment Law
Labor and Employment Law is a fast-growing, dynamic field that offers a wide range of practice--from litigation to in-house counsel to government work. Our faculty has a range of experience as practitioners and scholars in employment discrimination, labor and employment law, and international issues. This area of concentration regularly offers core courses in Labor Law, Employment Law, and Employment Discrimination, as well as electives such as International Labor and Employment Law, NAFTA and Labor, Workers' Compensation, and Employment Benefits.
Other relevant courses include Business Organizations, Entertainment Law, Federal Income Tax and Sports Law. The related practicum courses are Alternative Dispute Resolution, Arbitration Advocacy, Mediation, Mediation Advocacy, and Negotiation.
Student Application - Labor & Employment Law Concentration
Course Planner Worksheet (Submit with your application for the Concentration)
Web Resources:
Legal Resources
U.S. Department of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
California Department of Industrial Relations
Labor/Employment Organizations
Peggy Browning Fund
ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law
San Diego IRRA
Center on Policy Initiatives
California Employment Lawyers Association
AFL-CIO
National Right to Work Foundation
California Employment Lawyers
San Diego Chamber of Commerce
Careers in Labor/Employment Law
Union Lawyer Job Postings
Employment Law Center-San Francisco
NLRB Attorney Honor Program
NLRB Student Positions
NLRB Career Opportunities
AFL-CIO Law Student Union Summer
AFL-CIO Fellowship Program
Association of Corporate Counsel
The Management/Defense-side Practice of Labor and Employment Law,
SEIU Fellowship
CRLA Fellowship
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Employment Opportunities
Labor/Employment in the News
Yahoo: Labor and the Workplace News
Law.com Employment Practice Center,
CCH Workweek,
Local Internships through the Internship Office
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EMPLOYMENT LAW
Callaway Golf |
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Cohelan & Khour
Employee Rights Center |
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission |
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Gomez Law Firm-John Gomez |
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MCRD-Office of Staff Judge Advocate |
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Mintz Levin |
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Navy Region Southwest |
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Rick Engineering |
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San Diego Unified School District |
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SANDAG |
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SSC San Diego |
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State of CA-Dept.of Labor Standards Enforcement |
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Stutz, Artiano, Shinoff & Holtz |
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Tatro & Zamoyski |
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Teeple Hall |
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Thompson Law Group |
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Waller, Robert A.-Law Offices of |
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LABOR LAW |
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City Attorney, Chula Vista |
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission |
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MCRD-Office of Staff Judge Advocate |
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San Diego Unified School District |
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Waller, Robert A.-Law Offices of |
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WRONGFUL TERMINATION |
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McElroy , James-Law Office of |
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The Labor Lawyer Student Writing Contest
The Labor Lawyer annual student writing competition is open to students at all accredited law schools. Papers may be written on any topic in the field of labor and employment law, and will be reviewed by The Labor Lawyer staff and a committee of our editorial board. The winning paper will be published in The Labor Lawyer. Runner-up papers may also be published. Papers must be postmarked by the submission deadline of August 31 each year. Papers must not exceed forty (40) double-spaced pages (including endnotes), and should be sent to:
Robert J. Rabin
Syracuse University College of Law
Syracuse, NY, 13244-1030
Chicago Kent Student Writing Competition
State Bar of California Labor and Employment Law Section Writing Competition
College of Labor and Employment Lawyers Writing Competition
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