High court employment rulings to have impact

Workplace related litigation accounts for about 40 percent of the civil docket of many federal courts. But the predominance of employment law cases is not reflected on the calendar of the U.S. Supreme Court, which annually hears a much smaller fraction of these types of cases. This year was no exception. During its 2006-07 term, the high ...

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High court employment rulings to have impact

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