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by David Doorey May 1, 2013
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My Book, The Law of Work
The Law of Work is now available.  Here is the book’s website.The Law of Work by Professor David Doorey
My Schools and Programs

York University, School of Human Resource Management

Osgoode Hall Law School, Professional LLM Program, Labour & Employment Law Specialist

Searching for Work Law Cases and Research

CanLII Home Page  (Canadian court and administrative case law, statutes, and some commentary)

CanLII Labour Law Tribunal Database

ILO’s Digest on Freedom of Association

Ontario Human Rights Tribunal Decisions

Osgoode Hall Law School Library Guide to Researching Labour Law

Ontario Human Rights Commission (information, guides to Ontario human rights law)

York University Libraries 

Legislation Referred to Regularly in Class

Canada Labour Code

Ontario Employment Standards Act

Regulation 285/01 (Minimum Wage, etc.)

Regulation 288/01 (Termination & Severance of Employment)

Ontario Labour Relations Act

Ontario Human Rights Code

Ontario Pay Equity Act

Dealing with Work Law and Industrial Relations (Alphabetical)

All About Work Blog (Professor McQuarrie)

American Workplace Prof. Blog  (news, commentary on U.S. work law)

Canadian Work Law Blogs (a list)

Canadian HR Reporter Law

Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA)

Greg Gowe’s Canadian Workplace Law (discussing worklaw issues from the west coast)

Harvard University: Labor & Worklife Program

History of Equality Legislation in Canada (links to old and new statutes)

Human Rights in the Workplace Blog (discussion of human rights issues)

JOTWELL Worklaw (academics comment on work law cases, issues)

Labour Pains (lawyer Sean Bawden)

Maquila Solidarity Network (Toronto NGO focusing on global corporations and labour)

Minding the Workplace (work law blog by Professor David Yamada)

Ontario Ministry of Labour Website

Osgoode Hall Law School Blogs

Oxford University’s Guide to Resources on Labour & Employment Law

Statistics Canada, Labour Subjects

Statistics Canada, Union Density Charts

University of Toronto, Centre for IR/HR Study Guides

Workers Action Centre (Toronto community and legal activist clinic)

Workers Help website (information on Canadian work laws prepared by Communications Workers Union)

Michael Sam Signs With Montreal Alouettes The Montreal Alouettes signed Michael Sam because they believe he can be a star rush end in the Canadian Football League. His sexuality is a non issue, as far as general manager Jim Popp is concerned. “Michael Sam is a very good football player, and that’s the reason we signed him,” Popp said of Sam, who is openly gay. “He’s an outstanding pass rusher.” Sam, a free agent, agreed to a two year deal. The 25 year old is to be introduced at a news conference in Montreal on Tuesday and report to training camp the following day. “I am very excited and proud to join the Montreal Alouettes and want to thank team owner Robert Wetenhall, general manager Jim Popp and head coach Tom Higgins for this opportunity,” Sam said Friday in a statement. “I cannot wait to put on the pads, get back on the field and work hard each and every day with my teammates to bring a Grey Cup to the great fans here in Montreal.” The Galveston, Texas, native became a sensation when he came out before last year’s NFL draft, and his NFL jerseys
defanged, helpless unit that gives up 30 points for every useful play it makes. It’s an ideal television defense in that it does nothing MOST of the time, but will occasionally get a token interception just to let you know that NFL defenses haven’t been eradicated completely. In this town, a quarterback has a better chance of being brought down by violent diarrhea than by a Saints defender. Without Gregggggg Williams around to hand out under the table bonuses, and without Mickey Loomis’ elaborate series of locker room fap cameras, the Brees Saints are like the Marino Dolphins: a team designed specifically to rack up gaudy passing stats and do absolutely nothing else useful. And, as always, the miserable bags of shit that constitute this fanbase deserve such torment. You people can’t even speak English, or any fucking language for that matter. People from New Orleans just make a bunch of noises and pray that it comes out understandable. WOOOOOOOOOO HYEHHHHHHH OODAYYYYYYYYY. FUN FACT: No New Orleans resident has taken a shower since 1985. You people are worse than rednecks because you think
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