Employment law and domestic violence
Subtitle: a practitioner's guide
By: Julie Goldscheid & Robin Runge
Contributors: Runge, Robin; American Bar Association. Commission on Domestic Violence
Publisher: American Bar Association Commission on Domestic Violence
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Chicago, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
ISBN-13: 9781604422771
Subjects: Victims of family violence; Employment; Protection; Discrimination in employment; Law and legislation; Family violence; Violence in the workplace; Prevention; Work environment; Safety measures; Employee assistance programs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: What will I learn from this guide?; title: As an employment lawyer, why should I learn about domestic violence?; title: Employer responses: policies, procedures, and benefits; title: Federal and state anti-discrimination laws; title: Federal, state, and local job-guaranteed leave laws; title: Workplace safety; title: Torts in employment; title: Workers' compensation; title: Unemployment insurance benefits; title: The federal legislative response; the next frontier; title: Conclusion; title: Additional resources; title: How do I identify domestic violence among my clients?