Unions and Collective Bargaining – Page 17 – The Law of Work

One-Day Wildcat Strike by Alberta Health Workers Likely Just the Beginning

Bob BarnetsonOct 28, 2020October 28, 20200

Written by Jason Foster and Bob Barnetson, Athabasca University Albertans woke up on Monday October 26…

The Classification of “Gig” Workers in Canadian Work Law

David DooreySep 23, 2020September 23, 20200

Written by David Doorey, York University Earlier this summer, I was asked to participate in a…

Athabasca University Threatens to Exploit Peculiar Alberta Labour Law to Weaken Unions

Bob BarnetsonSep 22, 2020September 22, 20200

Written by Bob Barnetson, Athabasca University The decision as to who is in (and out) of…

Do Ontario’s Collective Bargaining Laws Protect Migrant Worker Dismissed for Raising Collective Workplace Concerns?

David DooreySep 16, 2020September 16, 20200

Written by David Doorey In a complaint being litigated this week at the Ontario Labour Relations…

Disappointing Labour Law Reforms and What Unions Hold in Their Own Hands

Fred WilsonSep 3, 2020September 3, 20202

Written by Fred Wilson “There is much discussion today in labour law circles about the need…