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    Does Canadian Labour Law Protect Concerted Activities by Employees?

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

    Liberals Urged to Reject Budget Over Employment Law Provisions

    David DooreyMar 1, 2009March 3, 20201

    PSAC is lobbying the Liberal goverment to reject the Tory budget, or at least go back…

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    A Strong Critique of the New Federal Pay Equity Law

    David DooreyFeb 26, 2009March 3, 20201

    A couple of days ago, I noted the debates about the Conservative government’s recent changes to…

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    Employment Law Practice is Booming, But Someone Should Tell the Law Schools

    David DooreyFeb 26, 2009March 3, 20200

    There is a piece in the Globe and Mail today that discusses how employment law is…

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    So, You 'Overpaid' Severance and Now You Want the Money Back?

    David DooreyFeb 25, 2009March 3, 20202

    Did you catch the story in the papers the other day about how Microsoft ‘overpaid severance’…

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    The Changes to the Federal Pay Equity Model

    David DooreyFeb 24, 2009March 3, 20202

    I  often open my Employment Law courses by showing a variety of statistics, including the fact…

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