My Book, The Law of Work
The Law of Work is now available. Here is the book’s website.
My Schools and Programs
York University, School of Human Resource Management
Osgoode Hall Law School, Professional LLM Program, Labour & Employment Law Specialist
Searching for Work Law Cases and Research
CanLII Home Page (Canadian court and administrative case law, statutes, and some commentary)
CanLII Labour Law Tribunal Database
ILO’s Digest on Freedom of Association
Ontario Human Rights Tribunal Decisions
Osgoode Hall Law School Library Guide to Researching Labour Law
Ontario Human Rights Commission (information, guides to Ontario human rights law)
Legislation Referred to Regularly in Class
Ontario Employment Standards Act
Regulation 285/01 (Minimum Wage, etc.)
Regulation 288/01 (Termination & Severance of Employment)
Dealing with Work Law and Industrial Relations (Alphabetical)
All About Work Blog (Professor McQuarrie)
American Workplace Prof. Blog (news, commentary on U.S. work law)
Canadian Work Law Blogs (a list)
Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA)
Greg Gowe’s Canadian Workplace Law (discussing worklaw issues from the west coast)
Harvard University: Labor & Worklife Program
History of Equality Legislation in Canada (links to old and new statutes)
Human Rights in the Workplace Blog (discussion of human rights issues)
JOTWELL Worklaw (academics comment on work law cases, issues)
Labour Pains (lawyer Sean Bawden)
Maquila Solidarity Network (Toronto NGO focusing on global corporations and labour)
Minding the Workplace (work law blog by Professor David Yamada)
Ontario Ministry of Labour Website
Oxford University’s Guide to Resources on Labour & Employment Law
Statistics Canada, Labour Subjects
Statistics Canada, Union Density Charts
University of Toronto, Centre for IR/HR Study Guides
Workers Action Centre (Toronto community and legal activist clinic)
Workers Help website (information on Canadian work laws prepared by Communications Workers Union)
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