St. John's Center For Labor And Employment Law-Save The Dates

I am delighted to inform you about the following events that are being sponsored by St. John's Law School, Center for Labor and Employment Law. Labor scholars and practicing labor and employment lawyers may find this information and conferences particularly useful. Click here for a Save the Date Card  Download SJU Save Date Cambridge

1.  February 2, 2011- The Intersections of National Security, Public Safety and Health, Immigration, and Labor and Employment Law (Location St. John's Law School 5:30 pm) 

This looks like a wonderful conference. A Commissioner of Health, a former New York Director of Homeland Security, former federal prosecutors and a sitting federal judge are all confirmed speakers. 

For further click Download SJU National Security 

2. March 18, 19, 2011-The Theology of Work and The Dignity of Workers Conference (Location St. John's Law School)

This conference has a wonderful group of confirmed speakers including the President of the NYS Central Labor Council, NYU Professor Sam Estreicher, UNITE HERE President John Wilhelm and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka. Scholarly papers are being solicited for this conference.

For further details click Download SJU Theology of Work call for participation 11 18 2010 

3.July 20, 2011-July 22, 2011-Employment Dispute Resolution Systems Across The Globe (Location Cambridge University, Cambridge England)

This conference looks to be unbelievable. Some of the confirmed speakers include Ted St. Antoine, former President of the National Academy of Arbitrators and Michigan Law Professor, NYU Professor Sam Estreicher, Texas Professor Jack Getman, Prof. Bill Gould, former NLRB Chairperson as well as a host of other attorneys and speakers. Scholarly papers are being solicited for this conference. 

For further details click  Download SJU cambridge program in progress 11 16 2010 (1) 

In the last 7 years, I have gone to most of the conferences sponsored by St. John's Law School, including one that was sponsored in London England. They are simply wonderful. David Gregory the conference director is a wonderful speaker, a good friend and an excellent host. If you want to write a paper, you may have the opportunity for it to be published in the law review or in another scholarly journal. Most importantly, in addition to learning a great deal about the law, these conferences are simply fun. I look forward to see you. 

Mitchell H. Rubinstein