Employment Issues For Multi-National Employers And Employees: Legal Restraints On Foreign Employers Doing Business In The United States

This outline examines the rights of employees in the United States who work for foreign employers. Wayne N. Outten and Jack A. Raisner. ABA ERR 1998 Annual Meeting Toronto, Ontario August 1-5, 1998.

As graphically illustrated by Chrysler Corp.’s merger into a new, German corporation, called DaimlerChrysler Aktiengesellschaft—the largest industrial merger of all time—today’s transnational mega-mergers are increasing the number of domestic employees who work for foreign entities. With their transfer to foreign management, these employees are likely to find changes in the laws that protect them as employees. This outline examines the rights of employees in the United States who work for foreign employers.

 

Share

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn