Employment and Labor Law Research

The goverment's official web portal. For links to specific federal agencies, visit USA.gov's A-Z Index of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies page.

The Census Bureau's American FactFinder is a great way to find population, economic, housing and geographic data from the Census.

The official California web portal. For specific agencies, see the Find an Agency page.

The ILO Library links to research guides and ILO databases and statistical sources, such as NORMLEX (for international labor standards including ILO treaties and recommendations) and NATLEX (for national laws).

For background, look at About the EU. The EU by topic, EU institutions and bodies, and Documents and publications sections are also very helpful.

Free access to European Union law: directives, regulations, decisions, etc. Includes the Official Journal of the European Union. Also includes EU treaties and international agreements.

The Section's approximately 25,000 members represent all perspectives of labor and employment Law: management, union, plaintiff, neutral and public. They are committed to a balanced discussion of employment issues throughout the world.

The Section of Labor and Employment Law strives to provide resources useful to law students interested in learning more about the dynamic field of the labor-management practice area. From the orientational Law School Outreach Program sessions to special student pricing at the wide variety of substantive programming, the Section is constantly working to help guide students and assist in their development.

A center of UC Hastings College of Law. Offers publications, links, and other resources.