The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instructions (CALI) provides online interactive tutorials, including core 1L courses and a wide range of upper level courses. Your Legal Research professor or law librarian at the reference desk can provide you with Mercer's access code so you can create your own password.
Basic Labor Law Unionization and Collective Bargaining by 
Labor Law in a Nutshell by 
Understanding Labor Law by 
Agenda for Reform by 
The Developing Labor Law by 
How to Take a Case Before the NLRB by 
Labor and the Law by Labor relations law in the private sector by 
Labor Union Law and Regulation by 
NLRB Representation Elections by 
Organizing and the Law by 
A Primer on American Labor Law by 
Restoring the Power of Unions by Students should check Course Reserves to determine if their professors placed additional materials in the library's Reserve collection.
The Law Library has a collection of over 150 law-related movies on DVD that can be checked out at the circulation desk.
Use the Law Library’s home page, Student Services web page, and LawCat, the library's online catalog, to find additional resources and books.
