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21 Lab. & Emp. L. 1 (1992-1993)

handle is hein.journals/laboemplo21 and id is 1 raw text is: ... .... ..... ..... .... ........ .......1 , A L L 1 9 9 SECTON F LBOR ND MPLYMEN LA OFTHE MERCANBAR SSOIATON •750NORH LAE SOREDRIV, CICAO,.ILINIS..61 Basic Labor and Employment Law Today: How to Prepare for Tomorrow A long-awaited Section project is finally coming to fruition this Fall. On October 22-23, 1992, in con- junction with Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago, the Section will present its First Annual Basic Labor Law National Institute. It will be held in cooperation with the National Bar As- sociation, the Presidents' Committee on Employ- ment of People with Disabilities, and the ABA Young Lawyers Division. Northwestern's commitment to the Institute is evidenced by the fact that University President Ar- nold R. Weber will personally welcome the atten- dees at the end of the first day's session. Other notable speakers include Don Livingston, general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Jerry M. Hunter, general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board; Elizabeth Kinney, regional director of the Board's Region 13; and Glen Zipp, regional director of the Board's Re- gion 33. One particularly attractive feature of the Insti- tute is that each afternoon participants will be able to select from three concurrent breakout sessions devoted to specialized employment and labor top- ics, such as Affirmative Action Requirements, Em- ployee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), Favorable reports about our program in San Fran- cisco still abound. Judge Breyer's remarks at our luncheon were truly outstanding and entertaining as well. Don Capuano, and Program Co-Chairs Jana Carey and Steve Gordon are deserving of kudos, and a spe- cial mention for Jim Paris, our San Francisco host, for his many arrangements and hos- pitality. It was a fine meeting! Our committees are busily at work planning for the forthcoming year and this newsletter and other an- Vincent J. Apruzzese Copyright © 1992 American Bar Association and Public Sector Labor Law. This National Institute is designed to provide an opportunity for lawyers and non-lawyers to obtain a relatively low cost, top quality comprehensive in- troduction to labor and employment law. It is also intended to be a refresher course for experienced attorneys, human resource professionals, and labor organization officials who work in the field. It will offer a practical approach to the basic law and reg- ulations governing employment policies and pro- cedures. Co-Chairs of the National Institute are Arnold E. Perl, a Memphis management attorney in the firm of Young & Perl, and Charles A. Werner, a St. Louis union attorney in the firm of Schuchat, Cook & Werner. The coordinating co-chair of the National Institute is Mayer G. Freed, a professor of law at Northwestern University School of Law. All ses- sions will be presented by experienced attorneys, academics, government officials and other profes- sionals who have achieved regional and national prominence as outstanding experts in their fields. To register for this National Institute, telephone or fax Diane L. Nickolson, Program Administrator, American Bar Association, phone 312/988-6209; telefax 312/988-5368. i nouncements will keep you updated on Section ac- tivities. Please look for them. We have substantial programming ready to roll. Some other significant developments are worthy of your attention: 1. Readership Survey-Very shortly, a cross section of our members will receive a questionnaire seeking relevant information concerning our pub- lications, your areas of practice, and other signifi- cant information of interest to the Section. It is extremely important that you return the survey promptly. Only through this playback can we better understand the composition of our Section and your (continued on page 2) Produced by the ABA Press

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