Labor and Employment Law: Secondary Sources

Secondary Sources are useful for their discussion and analysis of the law, and for locating citations to primary sources (leading cases, statutes and regulations).

The treatises, practice guides, and form books listed here can be found in the general collections of the library.

Hornbooks and nutshells are shelved at the circulation desk. (Circulation policies are listed on the library's website.)

The following is a list of subject headings for labor and employment law research in IUCAT, Indiana University's online library catalog.

• Labor
• Manpower
• Child labor
• Division of labor
• Labor service
• National socialism and labor
• Precarious employment
• Skilled labor
• Unskilled labor
• Work
• Working class

Use IUCAT to locate books, looseleafs, and journals (electronic and print).

How to locate legal treatises:

• Search IUCAT by author, title, keyword, or subject heading (pay particular attention to the “location” information, since there are different locations in the library where books are classed by call number)

• Search Lexis or Westlaw
  

Find journals (not articles) using IUCAT

• From the main screen, look to the box on the right: More IUCAT Searches > Periodical Title Search

• Note: This allows you to search for a journal title only; you cannot perform an article search in IUCAT

• The IUCAT record will give you print and electronic holdings for a journal