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Chapter 29 in this Handbook does an excellent job of identifying and discussing international differences in employment law. In this chapter, we attempt to understand these differences by establishing a framework around the development and evolution of employment law as it relates to employee selection, promotion, and termination. We will first summarize three main categories of international differences in employment law, particularly in terms of primary differences from the U.S., and then propose a model to explain why these differences exist.
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