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    Are (Nonunion) Employees Better Off Without a Written Employment Contract?

    by David Doorey February 4, 2013
    by David Doorey February 4, 2013

    Originally published on February 4, 2013 “Employees are better off without a written employment contract.”  Explain…

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    Can Calling in 'Fatigued' Be Unlawful Strike When Law Prohibits Working While 'Fatigued'?

    by David Doorey March 18, 2012
    by David Doorey March 18, 2012

    More Air Canada flights have been cancelled, some due to a fire at Pearson Airport that…

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    The TTC and "Work to Rule"

    by David Doorey February 7, 2011
    by David Doorey February 7, 2011

    TTC bashing has become a sport for Toronto’s media these days.  Star columnist Rosie DiManno takes…

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Speaking of middle aged guys who talk about Labour Law, I’m returning to my old stopping grounds in beautiful Vancouver later this month!

Thanks to @AllardLaw & @SFU_LBST for the invitation.

Hope to see you there, or join on-line:

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For me, this simple little case brings into focus the most important issues for future of Canadian labour law.

What does it mean to say workers have freedom to associate when they can be fired for associating?

Should law protect nonunion workers’ right to strike? How so? …

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Was reading a decision again in which a group of daycare workers selected a spokesperson to raise employment related concerns with boss.

She was fired.

Workers struck in solidarity. They too were fired.

Did you know that no Canadian law protects these workers from dismissal?

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