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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

    Windsor University Strike: Details

    David DooreySep 18, 2008March 3, 20201

    As noted yesterday, the professors at the U. of Windsor have taken to the picked lines,…

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    Strikes at U. of Windsor and (maybe) VIVA

    David DooreySep 17, 2008March 3, 20200

    Unfortunately, the issue of labour relations makes news mostly when there is a strike.  This contributes…

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    Mandatory Drug Testing and the TTC

    David DooreySep 15, 2008March 3, 20203

    A story about the TTC proposing to introduce random drug testing of its unionized employees has…

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    Do Markets or Laws Work Best in Eliminating Employment Discrimination?

    David DooreySep 11, 2008March 3, 20201

    My students will recognize this question, because it is a theme we deal with regularly in…

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    Compulsory Union Dues: Fact and Fiction

    David DooreySep 9, 2008March 3, 20203

    Did you catch the editorial comment by John Mortimer in the National Post over the Labour…

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