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16 Lab. & Emp. L. 1 (1987-1988)

handle is hein.journals/laboemplo16 and id is 1 raw text is: Labor & ployment Law V M 1XVI, NUMBER 1, FALL 1987 SECTION OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION * 750 NORTH LAKE SHORE DRIVE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 King and Leslie Take Office- Keller and Goldberg Designated Spelfogel, Burkey, and Kopp Elected At the August 1987 Annual Meeting in San Fran- cisco, Bernard T. King of Syracuse, New York, who had been elected Chairman-Elect the year before in New York, took office as Chairman of the Section; Professor Douglas Leslie of the University of Vir- ginia Law School at Charlottesville, Virginia, who had been designated Secretary-Elect in New York, became Section Secretary; William L. Keller of Dal- las, Texas, was elected Chairman-Elect and Profes- sor Stephen B. Goldberg of the Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago, Illinois, was designated Secretary-Elect. Evan J. Spelfogel of New York, New York, was elected to a three-year term as Section Delegate to the ABA House of Delegates; and Lee M. Burkey of Chicago, Illinois, and Robert Kopp of Syracuse, New York, were elected to the newly created positions of Section Governance Liaisons. Also, Richard C. White of Newport Beach, Cali- fornia, was elected to fill the unexpired Council term of Mr. Keller, and Stephen E. Tallent of Washing- ton, D.C., and Max Zimny of New York, New York, were elected to four-year seats on the Council. CHIMN COMN It is with mixed feelings of pride and trepidation that I commence my year as Chairman of the Labor and Employment Law Section. I am, of course, proud to chair this Section which has 1 become one of the most dy- namic in the American Bar Association and one which has become progressively more active and successful; trepi- dation because it is a big job and Past Chairman Allan Bioff has left me a very tough act to follow. It is not possible for me to Bernard King express adequately what an outstanding job I think Allan Bioff did during his year as Chairman.. The nearly 1,000 attendees at the San Francisco Annual Meeting had the opportunity to test part of the fruits of Allan's creative and diligent work. Allan's chair- manship is a culmination of many years of Section activity. He served as co-chairman of the Commit- tee on Development of the Law Under the National Labor Relations Act, as an editor of The Developing Labor Law, Second Edition, as liaison from the Council to the Committee on Development of the Law Under the National Labor Relations Act, and as co-chairman of the Section's Publications Com- mittee. In all of these roles Allan has worked dili- gently, effectively, and with obvious enthusiasm. His Copyright © 1987 American Bar Association year as Chairman was a continuation of that quality of contribution and his work brought the stature of the Section to a new level of excellence. It has been my good fortune to work closely with Allan during most of the years of our activity with the Section. He has become a good personal friend and I want to thank him personally and on behalf of the Section for all he has done. I know he will continue to be a major contributor. I hope that I can capitalize on the resulting enthu- siasm and keep the Section moving on the same pro- gressive track. And, it does look like 1987-88 will be an exciting year. The book on The Railway Labor Act Legislative History has been finished and will be published this year. The OSHA treatise should be published early in 1988. The supplement to How Ar- bitration Works will be published in 1988. The Law of Employee Benefits is scheduled for publication in 1988. Meanwhile plans are being made for the third edition of The Developing Labor Law to be pub- lished in 1991. In fact, a Search Committee to select an editor-in-chief for this publication has been es- tablished and consists of Professor Ted St. Antoine, Timothy O'Reilly, and Stephen Gordon. An expanded membership is one of our very sig- nificant goals for this year. Chairman-Elect Bill Keller will coordinate the work of the Special Com- mittee on Membership. Although the quality of our (continued on page 4) Produced by the ABA Press

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