Business School Internships: Legal Concerns

Cathy Owens Swift · Russell L. Kent

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Legal Issues in Education Higher Education and Employability Business Law and Ethics

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Internships provide opportunities for business students to learn about life in the “real world” without the commitment of a full-time position. Although much attention has been directed to the benefits of internships to students, business schools, and employers, there has been little discussion of the legal ramifications. This study examined legal issues that may be of concern to both employers and business schools.

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