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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

    The 4 day work week?

    David DooreyAug 25, 2008March 3, 20203

    A story in the Star recently examined how some Canadian companies have taken a liking to…

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    TTC Supports the Right to Strike!

    David DooreyAug 22, 2008March 3, 20200

    Well, here’s something you don’t see all that often anymore.  While the City of Toronto explores…

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    New Collective Agreement at Wal-Mart

    David DooreyAug 17, 2008March 3, 20200

    UPDATE Thanks to Stephanie Bernstein, U. Quebec at Montreal, for passing along the award in the…

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    Neutrality Agreements in Canada

    David DooreyAug 14, 2008March 3, 20201

    ‘Neutrality agreements’ have been used by American unions since the 1970s as a means of improving…

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    Can a non-union Employer suspend an employee without pay?

    David DooreyAug 13, 2008March 3, 20200

    Originally posted August 13, 2008 I teach a graduate course on labour law to human resource…

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