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  • On Bill C-39: The Feds’ Controversial New Labour Law

    UPDATED: Here’s What’s In the First UBER Collective Agreement in North America

    My “Beginner’s Guide” to Collective Bargaining History

    Guest Blog: Professor Roy Adams on the Saskatchewan Decision Recognizing a Charter "Right to Strike"

    David DooreyFeb 13, 2012March 3, 20200

    Justice Ball of the Saskatchewan Court of Queens Bench issues the latest volley in the ongoing…

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    McLean v. Rawal Limited: A Temporary Layoff of Nonunion Employees Is Probably a Constructive Dismissal

    David DooreyFeb 10, 2012March 3, 20200

    The recent decision of our friend Justice Kevin Whitaker (ex Chair of the Ontario Labour Relations…

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    Michael Lynk's Expert Affidavit on the ILO's Law on the Right to Strike

    David DooreyFeb 9, 2012March 3, 20200

    Our friend Professor Michael Lynk of Western Law filed an expert affidavit in the recent Saskatchewan…

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    Explaining the Saskatchewan Court's Finding that the Charter Protects a Right to Strike

    David DooreyFeb 6, 2012March 3, 20201

    The time has finally come.  Today, a Saskatchewan Queens Bench judge, who was once Chair of…

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    Collective Bargaining Process Successful Again: City of Toronto, CUPE Reach Deal

    David DooreyFeb 5, 2012March 3, 20200

    Check out my Anatomy of a Work Stoppage? discussion here, which followed developments in the CUPE…

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