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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

    How the Ontario Labour Board Ruled Foodora Workers are “Employees” and Not Independent Contractors

    Ryan WhiteMar 5, 2020March 7, 20200

    Written by Ryan White and Amelia Philpott of Cavalluzzo Law Firm, legal counsel to CUPW in…

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    A Clean Slate: Reforming Law to Empower Workers

    Ben SachsMar 4, 2020April 20, 20200

    By Sharon Block and Ben Sachs, Harvard Law School Running throughout the Democratic presidential debates has…

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    Confusion has its costs: Ontario’s teacher bargaining and the right to strike in Canada

    Brian LangilleMar 3, 2020March 4, 20200

    By Cole Eisen and Brian Langille Ontario’s two public school teachers’ unions have been in a…

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    The Idea of Graduated Collective Labour Rights

    David DooreyMar 3, 2020March 14, 20200

    I recently had the privilege of participating in a two-year long research project organized by Professor…

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    Unifor’s Mass Mobilizations and the Future of Canadian Labour

    Fred WilsonMar 2, 2020March 14, 20200

    In the depth of a Canadian winter, a picket line at an oil refinery in Regina…

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