Page 10 – The Law of Work

The Unionization of the New Toronto Tempo Players: A Labour Law Mystery

What Does Quebec’s Bill 89 Mean For the Right to Strike?

So Long Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code, We hardly Knew You

Court Strikes Down Ontario’s Punitive Public Sector Wage Freeze Law

David DooreyNov 29, 2022June 20, 20230

By David Doorey, York University (November 29 2022) Another week, another loss for the Doug Ford…

New Video: Standing Up to the Notwithstanding Clause

David DooreyNov 25, 2022November 25, 20220

By David Doorey, York University During my coverage of the recent battle between CUPE education workers…

On the Right to Strike in Canada and the United States

David DooreyNov 1, 20220

Written by David Doorey, York University [This post was originally published as part of my ongoing…

UPDATE: Ontario Invokes Notwithstanding Clause, Crushes Labour Rights of Educational Workers

David DooreyOct 31, 2022October 31, 20221

Written by David Doorey, York University UPDATE: The Bill is out. Here it is: Keeping Students…

R.O. MacDowell: Who Defines Appropriate Bargaining Units After the Constitutionalization of Labour Law?

Richard MacDowellOct 10, 20220

Written by Richard O. MacDowell, Arbitrator and Former Chair of the OLRB (1995-2001) At common law,…