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Employment Law for Business (Irwin/McGraw-Hill Legal Studies in Business Series)
by Dawn Bennett-Alexander, Laura Hartman
from McGraw-Hill/Irwin
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0 
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Smooth for the most part
The purchase experience was pretty smooth and the book was obtained at a reasonable price. The only issue I had was that the seller never responded to any of my e-mails. I did desire next day delivery but got no where with it. Other than that, it went fine.
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broken book 
I received the book in a timely manner. The book binding was broken. Some of the pages fell out.
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Excellent Conditions and great service 
The book is excellent; a perfect companion for someone who is looking for a quick reference in labor law from the employers point of view. I recommend this book. The service was excellent, no complains.
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Very good textbook for an introduction to employment law
A number of reviews of this book are unfairly critical. Reviewers who criticize it on the basis of being too "liberal" or "anti-management" seem to be missing an obvious point. Regulating the employment environment is an inherently liberal idea, designed to protect "common" workers at the expense of the organization and its representatives. Whether you like this system or not is irrelevant; this is the way that employment law in the US currently exists, and the book describes it accurately without any more... more info
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