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Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal


Volume 3 1999 Number 2

“Potential Refinements of Employment Relations Law in the 21st Century”
By
Alvin L. Goldman

Abstract
 
Mutual interests of employers and workers may result in finding alternatives to payroll taxes as the base for financing social benefits as well as generate changes to relieve workers of the risks and costs of growing demands for a highly educated and trained workforce. In addition, the increasing importance of intellectual property may produce legal interventions, along the lines of the federal government’s recently improved government employee incentive system, that will better motivate worker creativity.
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