The following guide is intended to introduce students and researchers to the resources located within the Rutgers University Libraries system on disabilities and employment. The guide highlights relevant books, journals, articles, and web tools that can accessed either via one of Rutgers many libraries or electronically.
The James B. Carey Library has limited subscription access to Bloomberg Law's Labor & Employment Practice Center. The practice center contains reference materials, news & analysis, "In Focus" reports, federal laws & regulations, state & local resources, practical guidance, chart builders, government agency materials, opinions & dockets, and arbitration awards.
"In Focus" reports cover the areas of sexual harassment, pay equity, gender identity discrimination, cannabis, gig economy, immigration, right-to-work laws, and timely issues such as coronavirus, business closures, remaining operational, and business & executive compensation in an uncertain economy.
Also available, the Daily Labor Report. The Daily Labor Report covers news on labor and employment. Some articles are freely available.
To take advantage of this resource, contact the James B. Carey Library Director, Julie Peters.
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