The Constitutional Rights of Women: Cases in Law and Social ChangeLongman, 1979 - 414 pages Monograph reviewing constitutional law jurisprudence pertaining to women's rights in the USA, in view of sex discrimination and equal opportunity - covers historical cases of due process, protection of women and discrimination against men, contraception and the right to privacy, etc. References. |
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Page 105
... force . United States Dept. of Labor , Women in the Labor Force ( Oct. 1974 ) . Additionally , in March 1974 , 45.7 % of women with children under the age of 18 were in the labor force ; with respect to families con- taining children ...
... force . United States Dept. of Labor , Women in the Labor Force ( Oct. 1974 ) . Additionally , in March 1974 , 45.7 % of women with children under the age of 18 were in the labor force ; with respect to families con- taining children ...
Page 109
... force in 1974 ) . Had Hoyt rested on that now - untenable assumption ? ( In 1960 the portion in the labor force of women 16 to 65 was 38 percent . ) 4. In your view , which of the following changes since Hoyt most influ- enced the ...
... force in 1974 ) . Had Hoyt rested on that now - untenable assumption ? ( In 1960 the portion in the labor force of women 16 to 65 was 38 percent . ) 4. In your view , which of the following changes since Hoyt most influ- enced the ...
Page 337
... force , and her com- pensation when she does return . The company argues that these effects are permissible be- cause they flow from its initial decision to treat pregnancy as an unexcused absence . But this argument misconceives the ...
... force , and her com- pensation when she does return . The company argues that these effects are permissible be- cause they flow from its initial decision to treat pregnancy as an unexcused absence . But this argument misconceives the ...
Contents
Legislation Protective of Women and the Due Process Clause | 6 |
The Equal Protection Clause and Legislation Discriminating Against | 45 |
Introduction to the Equal Protection Clause | 66 |
Copyright | |
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