Constitutional Free Speech Protections for the Public Employee Close Enough for Government Work? /

Constitutional Free Speech Protections for the Public Employee [microform] : Close Enough for Government Work? / Wayne Sanders.

A case review study of court decisions concerning public employees' constitutional right of free speech yields conflicting and sometimes disturbing results. The most often cited precedent in these decisions is the 1968 Supreme Court ruling in "Pickering v. Board of Education" in which...

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Main Author: Sanders, Wayne
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1982.
Subjects:
Communication Research.
Content Analysis.
Court Litigation.
Court Role.
Dismissal (Personnel)
Employer Employee Relationship.
Freedom of Speech.
Government Employees.
Organizational Climate.
Organizational Communication.

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