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  • My “Beginner’s Guide” to Collective Bargaining History

    Does Canadian Labour Law Protect Concerted Activities by Employees?

    The Odyssey: Amazon’s Desperate Fight to Avoid a Collective Agreement Continues

    The Emerging Implied Duty of Decency

    David DooreyApr 20, 2009March 3, 20202

      Let’s say one of your managers has been verbally abusive to an employee, or has…

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    Damages for bad faith in dismissal: an update

    David DooreyApr 20, 2009March 3, 20201

    In 1997, the Supreme Court ruled in Wallace v. UGG that the period of reasonable notice…

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    Is a layoff a breach of contract?

    David DooreyApr 20, 2009March 3, 20200

    Pick up any newspaper these days, and you will see stories about layoffs.  Sometimes those layoffs…

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    Developments in Employment & Labour Law: 5 Things Every HR Manager Should Know

    David DooreyApr 20, 2009March 3, 20200

    This is the content of a talk I did recently to alumni of our School of…

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    Jim Stanford on Auto Worker Wages

    David DooreyApr 20, 2009March 3, 20200

    It’s hard to make sense of all the mudslinging going on in the media over Canadian auto worker…

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