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Employment Law for Staffing Professionals

Employment Law for Staffing Professionals serves as an invaluable stand-alone desk reference that provides detailed practical guidance for staffing firms seeking to comply with employment laws, and emphasizes preventive measures and techniques aimed at reducing the risk of legal liability for employment law violations.

This 11th edition—published by ASA in 2007—remains an unequaled resource because it comprehensively assesses and discusses how myriad employment laws and rules affect the staffing industry specifically. The 11th edition was reviewed and updated by Seyfarth Shaw LLP, one of the nation's leading labor and employment law firms. The most recent printing includes information of particular interest to employers of technical, IT, and scientific professionals: When and why to classify workers as independent contractors rather than as employees, how to follow per diem regulations, and what to consider in employing H-1B temporary professional workers.

Employment Law also serves as a required textbook for the ASA Certified Staffing Professional™ and Technical Services Certified™ programs.

Read an excerpt from Employment Law.

Contents

Preface
Chapter 1: Equal Opportunity Laws
Chapter 2: Wrongful Discharge
Chapter 3: Wage and Hour Laws
Chapter 4: Employment Agreements, Employee Handbooks, and Restrictive Covenants
Chapter 5: Immigration Reform and Control Act
Chapter 6: Substance Abuse and Drug Testing in the Workplace
Chapter 7: The Pre-Employment Process
Chapter 8: Measures Designed To Reduce the Likelihood of Employment-Related Claims
Chapter 9: The Occupational Safety and Health Act
Chapter 10: Family and Medical Leave Act
Chapter 11: Independent Contractor Versus Employee Status
Chapter 12: Per Diem Regulations
Chapter 13: The H-1B Temporary Professional Worker
Appendix A: Directory of Federal and State Agencies
Appendix B: Record-Keeping Requirements of Selected Federal Laws
Appendix C: EEOC Guidelines on Application of EEO Laws to Contingent Workers
Appendix D: EEOC Enforcement Guidance on Pre-Employment Disability-Related Inquiries
Appendix E: Sample Policies, Forms, Contracts, and Language
Index

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Related Resources

Book: Co-Employment: Employer Liability Issues in Third-Party Staffing Arrangements

ASA Web page: Staffing-Specific Laws

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