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

    My “Beginner’s Guide” to Collective Bargaining History

    Does Canadian Labour Law Protect Concerted Activities by Employees?

    Target Employees in New York Vote Against Unionization; Union Alleges Unfair Labor Practices

    David DooreyJun 20, 2011March 3, 20200

    I noted last week the efforts by the UFCW to organize employees of Target in New…

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    B.C. Court Confirms that Law Firm Partners are "Employees" Under Human Rights Legislation

    David DooreyJun 20, 2011March 3, 20200

    UPDATE:  July 2012:   Court of Appeal overturns the Tribunal and B.C. Supreme Court, and rules…

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    The Government's Attempt to Legislate Air Canada's Bargaining Agenda

    David DooreyJun 17, 2011March 3, 20200

    Welcome to the new Canadian nanny state, curtesy of  the majority Conservative government. The Air Canada…

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    Ho-Hum, Another Huge Verdict Against Walmart for Mistreatment of Employees

    David DooreyJun 16, 2011March 3, 20200

    It’s funny, just earlier today I noted how Target’s claim that unions are unnecessary these days…

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    Scotiabank loses (again) in its bid to stop employee class action lawsuit

    David DooreyJun 16, 2011March 3, 20200

    The Ontario Divisional Court has dismissed the latest attempt by Scotiabank to prevent some 5000 of…

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