Free Labour Law Scholarship on SSRN

To begin the new year, I am posting an updated list of labour and employment law scholars who post their academic articles on SSRN, which is an open source database for academic work that continues to grow in popularity.  Happily, there are more Canadian scholars on the list this year, though not all Canadian academics use SSRN, and those that do do not post all of their works here.  Nevertheless, there is a growing body of work here.
I’ve also added this year a list of American labour and employment law scholars as well as some Australian scholars.  I considered including British scholars, but there are not enough of them yet using SSRN to make that exercise worth while.  Maybe that will change in the future.
I put this list together quickly, mostly from the top of my head.  I am positive I am missing people who have SSRN pages, so if any come to your mind, please let me know and I will add them.  I will keep this entry linked under the Scholarship Page on the top of the blog for easy future access.
Canadian Scholars
Harry Arthurs (Osgoode Hall Law School)
Kevin Banks (Queens)
Tim Bartkiw (Ryerson)
Janine Benedet (UBC)
Adelle Blackett (McGill)
Guy Davidov (Hebrew University (I’ve made Guy an honorary  Canadian given his strong links to Canada)
David Doorey (York)
honoury Judy Fudge (Victoria)
John Goddard (Manitoba)
Brian Langille (Toronto)
Michael Lynk (Western)
Patrick Macklem (Toronto)
Michael MacNeil (Carelton)
Kerry Rittich (Toronto)
Sara Slinn (Osgoode Hall Law School)
Eric Tucker (Osgoode Hall Law School)
Gilles Trudeau (Montreal)
Terry Wagner (Saint Mary’s)
Don Wells (McMaster)
Some American Labor Law Scholar SSRN links:
Richard Bales (Kentucky)
James Brudney (Ohio)
Miriam Cherry (Pacific)
Lance Compa (Cornell)
Charles Craver (George Washington)
Ellen Dannin (Penn State)
Barbara Fick (Notre Dame)
Kenneth Glenn Dau-Schmidt (Indiana)
Jeffrey Hirsch (Tennessee)
Cynthia Estlund (NYU)
Ruben Garcia (Cal. Western)
Alan Hyde (Rutgers)
Kevin Kolben (Rutgers)
Michael LeRoy (Illinois)
Orly Lobel (San Diego)
John Logan (U.C. Berkeley)
Martin Malin (Chicago-Kent)
Marcia McCormick (Saint Louis)
James Pope (Rutgers)
Benjamin Sachs (Harvard)
Paul Secunda (Marquette)
Katherine Stone (UCLA)
Charles Sullivan (Seton Hall)
David Weil (Harvard/Boston)
Marley Weiss (Maryland)
David Yamada (Suffolk)
Michael Zimmer (Loyola)
Australian Labour Law Scholars
Sean Cooney (Melbourne)
Anthony Forsyth (Monash)
Peter Gahan (Monash)
Jill Murray (La Trobe)
Michael Rawling (ANU)