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Can Canada Post “Lay-Off” Strikers?
By David Doorey, Professor, York University Note: See my Update here. (Spoiler: Canada Post caves and agrees to withdraw all layoff notices) The strike at Canada Post is now into …
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The All-Powerful Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code: A Liberal Love Story
By David Doorey (York University) and Sandrine Haentjens (University of Toronto) In early October 2011, Conservative Minister of Labour (MOL) Lisa Raitt was seriously fed up with Air Canada flight …
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Panel on Collective Bargaining in Professional Women’s Hockey
Written by David Doorey, York University I will be in beautiful Ithaca, New York on Monday September 23 presenting on a panel about collective bargaining in professional women’s hockey at …
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On McGill University’s Scorched Earth Labour Relations Strategy
By David Doorey, Professor, York University It’s been nearly 3 years since law professors at McGill University formed a union. In early November 2021, the Association of McGill Professors of …
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Can a Minister of Labour Publicly Advocate for the Replacement of an Elected Labour Leader?
By David Doorey, Professor of Labour Law, York University Last week the Ontario Minister of Labour confronted CUPE Ontario leader Fred Hahn in what I presume was a staged ambush, …