| The Trouble with
Employment Law In this country, like in Europe, there are signs that our recent ventures into labor-market control are beginning to backfire. Such measures are being advanced, not by unions or by collective worker sentiment or action, but by lawyers' threats to sue for large damages on behalf of some workers. They aspire to regulate, not just hiring, firing, and wage setting, but the whole range of working conditions. |
| President's Message: A Failure of Leadership |  |
 The recent "budget
deal" brings to mind Thomas Jefferson's
admonition that "the natural progress of
things is for government to gain ground and for
liberty to yield." Call it an early
public-choice analysis. Unfortunately, even the
Republicans seem determined to prove him right. |
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Is the RFRA
Constitutional?
Speakers at this Cato Institute conference debate the
question, "Is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
Constitutional?".
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Clinton and the
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The Religious Freedom
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