Volume 29: Issue 1

• Colloquia & Symposia

  Are Non-English-Speaking Claimants Served by Unemployment Compensation Programs? The Need for Bilingual Services

  • Mary K. Gillespie
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Journal of Law Reform
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Introduction: Unemployment Compensation Eligibility

  • Cheryl A. Leanza
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Unemployment Compensation: Continuity, Change, and the Prospects for Reform

  • Jerry L. Mashaw
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Notes & Comments

  The Big Chill: Third-Party Documents and the Reporter’s Privilege

  • Bradley S. Miller
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Representation of Claimants at Unemployment Compensation Proceedings: Identifying Models and Proposed Solutions

  • Maurice Emsellem
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Unemployment Compensation for Employees of Educational Institutions: How State Courts Have Created Variations on Federally Mandated Statutory Language

  • Maribeth Wilt-Seibert
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Federal Law Requirements for the Federal-State Unemployment Compensation System: Interpretation and Application

  • Gerard Hildebrand
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  The Law and Politics of the Enforcement of Federal Standards for the Administration of Unemployment Insurance Hearings

  • John C. Gray Jr.
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1
• Colloquia & Symposia

  Interstate Claims: Their History and Their Challenges

  • Mark D. Esterle
  • Published: January, 1996
  • Volume 29, Issue 1