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Bornstein, S. & Rathmell, R.J. (2009, December). Caregivers as a Protected Class?: The Growth of State and Local Laws Prohibiting Family Responsibilities Discrimination. San Francisco, CA: University of California, Hastings College of Law. Retrieved 17-Dec-09 from http://www.worklifelaw.or g/pubs/LocalFRDLawsReport .pdf

Abstract

This report is the first comprehensive survey and analysis of the 63 city and county laws in 22 states that expressly prohibit employment discrimination based on parental or familial status or family responsibilities (abstract from: http://www.worklifelaw.org/FRD.html).

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