Amy Courson

Tribes as Competitive Employers: Pension Plans and Federal Labor Law Standards

Start: 28 Mar 2008 - 10:00am

End: 28 Mar 2008 - 12:00pm

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Tribes as Competitive Employers: Pension Plans and Federal Labor Law Standards

Friday, March 28, 2008, 10:00 â€“ 12:00 Noon
Amy Courson, Adjunct, Associate Strickland & Strickland
Rountree Hall 204
1145 N. Mountain Ave.
University of Arizona, Tucson

This spring, the IPLP Program has scheduled a strong line-up of distinguished visiting scholars, indigenous rights advocates, and lunchtime speakers.

Reception to follow.

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Tribes as Competitive Employers: Pension Plans and Federal Labor Law Standards

Start: 28 Mar 2008 - 10:00am

End: 28 Mar 2008 - 12:00pm

Timezone:

Tribes as Competitive Employers: Pension Plans and Federal Labor Law Standards

Friday, March 28, 2008, 10:00 â€“ 12:00 Noon
Amy Courson, Adjunct, Associate Strickland & Strickland
Rountree Hall 204
1145 N. Mountain Ave.
University of Arizona, Tucson

This spring, the IPLP Program has scheduled a strong line-up of distinguished visiting scholars, indigenous rights advocates, and lunchtime speakers.

Reception to follow.

» calendar | email this event

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