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This document outlines the requirements for a 5-page paper analyzing a contemporary news article relating to employment law. Students must select a news article, summarize it, identify and discuss two legal issues raised and provide suggestions to address or prevent the issues discussed while citing sources to back up arguments. The paper should also explain how the event, case or issue relates to employment law.

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