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    Improving protections for workers in precarious jobs: new book published on employment standards enforcement

    by Heather Steel April 17, 2020
    by Heather Steel April 17, 2020

    The nature of employment is changing. Precarious jobs are becoming more commonplace with fewer workers belong…

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Construction labour law is different and very complex! For a beginners’ guide, check out my piece with @JMandryk called:

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The Ontario Labour Relations Board has redefined its legal analyses regarding specialty contractors, trade tending work, and general tending work in the scaffolding industry. Natalie Garvin reviews the case law and its impact on construction labour law: https://bit.ly/38hdQv0

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The much hyped Conservative awakening on the need to better protect workers is all flash and no substance.

The ban on non-competes is a token improvement that just codifies the existing common law. Nothing else in their plan for work law reform will improve work conditions.

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The Ontario Tories have run hard for support from labour unions as they seek re-election. Gig workers, however, are not impressed. https://buff.ly/3NtyDKM

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This is basically every riding I’ve lived in as an adult, in Toronto and Vancouver.

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