Berkeley Journal of Employment & Labor Law

The <strong><em>Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law</em></strong> ("BJELL") is the leading law review for employment and labor law scholarship. BJELL articles address a range of legal issues of interest to both scholars and practitioners. Topics include employment discrimination, labor law, public sector employment, employee benefits, and workforce participation. The Journal, published twice a year, includes scholarly articles, student-authored comments and case notes, book reviews, and topical essays.

List of Papers (Total 1,057)

Ending LGBTQ Employment Discrimination by Catholic Institutions

By Matthew Junker, Published on 05/30/19

A "Tale of Two Statutes

By Charles J. Morris, Published on 05/30/19

JANUS V. AFSCME

By Kavitha Iyengar, Published on 05/20/19

DYNAMEX OPERATIONS WEST, INC. V. SUPERIOR COURT

By Ben Burdick, Published on 05/20/19

The ADEA at the Intersection of Age and Race

By Nicole Delaney and Joanna N. Lahey, Published on 05/20/19

AGE DISCRIMINATION IN THE ON-DEMAND ECONOMY AND CROWDWORK

By Miriam A. Cherry, Published on 05/20/19

Age Discrimination by Platforms

By Ifeoma Ajunwa, Published on 05/20/19

National Advisory Board

By Berkeley Journal of Employment & Labor Law, Published on 05/20/19

Harassment Trainings: A Content Analysis

By Elizabeth C. Tippett, Published on 12/01/18

The Fight for $15: The Right Wage for a Working America

By Karina Mora and Alexia Diorio, Published on 07/01/18