By James W. Wimberly, Jr.
Written for the employment attorney or others encountering employment issues in Georgia. It covers principles found in Georgia statutes and cases, as well as issues not yet addressed by the Georgia courts or legislature. It includes the following topics, Independent contractors, Covenants not to compete, Compensation and benefits, Terms and conditions of employment, Discrimination in employment, and Torts relating to the employment relationship.
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