New Book for Employment Attorneys and HR Professionals Uncovers Methodologies Used In Employment Discrimination Statistical Analyses - EmployStats
Provides human resource professionals, attorneys and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) officials with a more in depth understanding of the statistical methodologies used in employment analyses.
AUSTIN, TX, September 29, 2010
Statistical Analysis of Employment Data in Discrimination Lawsuits and EEO Audits provides human resource professionals, attorneys and Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) officials with a more in depth understanding of the statistical methodologies used in employment analyses. This latest publication by economist Dr. Dwight Steward provides a non-mathematical approach to the conceptual framework underlying employment data analyses and explores how these analyses play a pivotal role in both avoiding and settling employment disputes. The text is based on tried-and-true statistical principles, current labor and employment research and the author's professional experiences as a researcher, teacher and expert witness.Statistical Analysis of Employment Data in Discrimination Lawsuits and EEO Audits is currently available for purchase through Amazon.com and Barnes&Noble.com for $197.50. Chapter previews and additional reviews are available on the website, http://www.employmentstatisticsbook.com.
Reviews: Tony Rosenstein, a partner at Baker Botts, called Dr. Steward's book "The most down-to-earth statistical text [he has] encountered." David B. Ritter, a partner at Neal Gerber, described the book as "[A]n essential component for every employment lawyer's toolkit." Professionals in the educational sector also eagerly anticipated the release of Dr. Steward's book. George Neumann, a professor at the University of Iowa, commented "Dr. Steward has done a pretty miraculous thing: In clear, carefully written English he has laid out the path that employment specialists have to walk to get through litigation and audits, and he has done it in a language that both groups can understand."
About the author:
Dr. Dwight Steward is the director of EmployStats, a firm that provides economic and statistical consulting to the legal, government, police, and business communities. He is an expert in statistical and economic analysis of labor and employment related issues, wage and hour violation, injury and wrongful death allegations, and police racial profiling lawsuits. Dr. Steward has been an expert in over 300 cases, having testified in over 95 depositions and over 30 trials. He conducts CLEs exploring the use of statistical and economic evidence in lawsuits involving employment, wage and hour and EEOC allegations, economic damages, and racial profiling.