Labor Attorney
/ˈleɪbər əˈtɜrni/
Definitions
- (n.) A lawyer who specializes in labor law, representing employees, employers, or unions in disputes related to employment, collective bargaining, workplace rights, and labor regulations.
The labor attorney negotiated a new collective bargaining agreement for the union members.
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Commentary
Labor attorneys often balance the interests of workers and employers, requiring knowledge of both statutory and case law in the labor relations field.
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