The Forum is designed to provide junior scholars with commentary and critique by their more senior colleagues in the legal academy and, more broadly, to foster development and understanding of new scholarly currents across employment and labor law. To that end, Seton Hall will convene its third annual Employment & Labor Law Scholars' Forum on October 17th-18th, 2008.

Presenters

	Jeffrey M. Hirsch University of Tennessee College of Law Regulatory Pragmatism at Work		Leticia M. Saucedo William S. Boyd School of Law, UNLV Gender, Masculinities and Immigrant Workers: Using Gendered Experiences in the Las Vegas Residential Construction Trades to Reframe Title VII Analysis
	Michael E. Waterstone Loyola Law School Los Angeles Returning Veterans and Disability Law and Policy		Deborah A. Widiss Brooklyn Law School Shadow Precedents and Separation of Powers: Statutory Interpretation of Congressional Overrides

Comment and Critique 

	Stephen F. Befort University of Minnesota Law School		Martha Chamallas Moritz College of Law, The Ohio State University
	Matthew W. Finkin University of Illinois College of Law		Michelle A Travis University of San Francisco School of Law
	Timothy P. Glynn Seton Hall Law School		Charles A. Sullivan Seton Hall Law School
	Tristin K. Green Seton Hall Law School		Michael J. Zimmer Seton Hall Law School