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Hot Topics in Public Sector Labor Law

Public Law Journal Volume 43, Issue 4; California Labor & Employment Law Review Volume 34, No. 6

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Category: Co-Sponsored Programs, Labor & Employment Law, Public Law

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In this article, the authors explore three hot topics: the duty to bargain during an emergency, potential legislation giving PERB new remedial authority, and the advent of Bargaining for the Common Good. Each section is prefaced with an introduction followed by either Ms. Steele providing the Labor Advocate’s viewpoint or Mr. Yeung providing the Management Advocate’s viewpoint, and then a counter viewpoint.

The views expressed in this article are the authors’ individual perspectives and do not necessarily reflect the views of their law firms or their clients. Ms. Steele would like to thank her colleague, Ben Fuchs, for his contributions to this piece.

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