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Understanding Employment Discrimination Law, Second Edition 2008

Understanding Employment Discrimination Law, Second Edition 2008

Thomas R. Haggard, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Law, University of South Carolina School of Law


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    Employment discrimination law is like a huge jigsaw puzzle—albeit one with many missing and mismatched pieces, which are constantly being changed. The purpose of Understanding Employment Discrimination Law is to clarify the differences, uncertainty, and complexity of employment discrimination law. The Second Edition deals with all the watershed Supreme Court decisions since 2002 and otherwise expands and updates the coverage of the prior edition.

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