He has invited Sanford M. Jacoby, professor of history, management and policy studies at the University of California at Los Angeles, to co-edit the publication. Finkin said the journal is unique for American law schools because it is edited by faculty members rather than law students. All submissions are reviewed and edited by an advisory board of scholars from around the world. Temporary employment agencies are prime exemplars of this international trend. One of Finkin's eventual goals is to translate manuscripts and laws written in other languages for the publication.
Translation is a major problem in the discipline of comparative labor law.