Topics covered will include organization and election of a bargaining representative, unfair labor practices, grievance procedures and arbitration. The pre-emption doctrine will be covered in terms of federal and state laws. Historical development of basic constitutional law principles. Review of major cases which balance individual and governmental rights. Statutory remedies that enhance individual rights.
Course includes instruction in job placement skills.
Continuous enrollment permitted anytime during the first seven weeks of the quarter. Earn legal specialty credits by attending job placement seminars which will cover resume writing, job search techniques, exploration of legal specialty areas, and job interviewing techniques. Individual projects in law study designed to give exposure to practical problems in areas of particular interest to the student.