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15 Lab. & Emp. L. 1 (1986-1987)

handle is hein.journals/laboemplo15 and id is 1 raw text is: r- I VOLUME XV, NUMBER 1, SUMMER 1986 SECTION OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION e 750 NORTH LAKE SHORE DRIVE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 Final Reminder! Annual Meeting, August 1986 New York, New York The Section has completed plans for the program to be held at the Annual Meeting in New York from August 11 to August 13. Program Co-Chairpersons Richard C. White and Carole W. Wilson urge Sec- tion members to finalize their reservations and ar- rangements for the meeting immediately. A variety of topics of current interest will be on the agenda. The annual review of Supreme Court Deci- sions will be presented Monday afternoon, August 11, by Section Secretary Michael Beck of Seattle, Washington, followed by a program on drug and alcohol screening in the workplace. Tuesday morning there will be a demonstration of the use of the poly- graph, followed by a discussion of the scientific and legal aspects of the use of the polygraph. The after- noon program will concentrate on Women in the Workplace, including discussions of pay equity, pregnancy discrimination, parental leave, and sexual harassment. The luncheon speaker will be Stephen I. Schlossberg, Deputy Under Secretary for Labor- Management and Cooperative Programs, U.S. De- partment of Labor. Tuesday evening there will be a sundown dinner-dance cruise through New York Harbor aboard the luxury yacht, Empress of New York. Wednesday morning there will a program on baseball and football arbitration. The full program appears at pages 3-6 in this Newsletter. CHAIRMAN'S COMMENT We are nearing the end of another productive year for the Section, in spite of the trauma of the loss of Mary Ellen Krug last December. I am extremely pleased to report in that regard that the ABA Board of Gover- nors approved the Section's contribution of $10,000 to establish a Mary Ellen Krug Scholarship at the University of Washington School of Law, to be awarded annually to a de- serving student of labor and employment law, and a check has been sent to the school for Laurence J. Cohen that purpose. We are being joined in this effort by the Labor Law Section of the Seattle-King County Bar Association, which is contributing a like amount. The activities of the Section have continued to grow during the year, and plans for additional ac- tivities are underway. When my duties as Chairman end at our Annual Meeting in August, I will pass the torch to Allan L. Bioff, of Kansas City, Missouri, Copyright © 1986 American Bar Association with a feeling of pleasure and confidence (and some relief). From my long association with Allan, I know that he will provide outstanding leadership for the coming year. Our Annual Meeting in New York, on August 11-13, will mark the 40th Anniversary of the Section. The record of achievement over this period has been truly phenomenal and one in which all Section mem- bers can take great pride. As we commemorate this milestone, we have planned what promises to be a most exciting program. The Section will devote a ma- jor portion of its program to the growth of drug and alcohol problems in the workplace and the increasing use of polygraphs by companies, with emphasis on balancing employee privacy rights with employer needs. Highlights will include, on Monday after- noon, August 11, Section Secretary Michael Beck's Annual Review of the United States Supreme Court Decisions, followed by a program on drug and alcohol screening in the workplace, co-sponsored with the Section of Individual Rights and Re- sponsibilities and the Young Lawyers Division. The Produced by the ABA Press 0 OT

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