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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

    Steelworkers and Magna: The Certification Vote Outcome

    David DooreySep 5, 2008March 3, 20200

    The Steelworkers’ attempt (see earlier posting)  to organize a Magna facility, Formet Industries in St. Thomas has…

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    Guest Blog: Barnacle on Saskatchewan's Labour Law Reforms and the Legal Challenges Against Them

    David DooreySep 3, 2008March 3, 20200

    I noted in a previous entry that reforms were underway in Saskatchewan as the Saskatchewan Party…

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    Steelworkers Apply for Certification at Magna

    David DooreyAug 31, 2008March 3, 20200

    So, the inevitable has now happened.  Another union–the United Steelworkers–has tried to organize a Magna operation.…

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    Toyota's No Layoff Policy

    David DooreyAug 27, 2008March 3, 20200

    In the midst of seemingly weekly announcements of layoffs and shutdowns in the Canadian auto industry,…

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    Guest Blog: Hirsch on the American Employee Free Choice Act

    David DooreyAug 25, 2008March 3, 20200

    A while back, I did an entry describing how Wal-Mart was warning its employees in the…

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