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CUPW Alleges that #Foodora Acted Unlawfully by Pulling Out of Canada. Here’s the Complaint.

by David Doorey May 12, 2020

by David Doorey May 12, 2020

Written by David Doorey, York University We have followed on this blog the fascinating and now…

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What if Flexibility Became the New Normal Post Covid-19?

by Dominique Allen April 23, 2020

by Dominique Allen April 23, 2020

Written by Dominique Allen, Monash University, Australia Canadian Law of Work Forum has teamed up with…

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Can’t believe a film company hasn’t gone with my idea yet, especially during pandemic.

It’s a tour through wine regions of the world—think Stanley Tucci’s Italy. You tour the region, wineries.

You’re in a small cinema.

Then when hosts sample wines, you get the same wines!

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Playing Wordle?

Travis W. Fast, Professeur agrégé@Fast72W

So for all you no video on for students sympathizing profs out there, you do know what 90% of the students are doing whilst you earnestly go over the course material right?

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Yes of course the feds can’t do that. Which is why I wonder if they have something else in mind.

Sean Bawden@SeanBawden

@TheLawofWork To be blunt: I have doubts.

I don't believe the federal government can "shield" provincially regulated employers from claims of wrongful dismissal. (Moreover most of these "wrongful dismissal" claims actually appear to be labour grievances...)

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David J. Doorey @TheLawofWork·

5h

Can’t believe a film company hasn’t gone with my idea yet, especially during pandemic.

It’s a tour through wine regions of the world—think Stanley Tucci’s Italy. You tour the region, wineries.

You’re in a small cinema.

Then when hosts sample wines, you get the same wines!

Reply on Twitter 1484377268709314560 Retweet on Twitter 1484377268709314560 Like on Twitter 14843772687093145601 Twitter 1484377268709314560

David J. Doorey @TheLawofWork·

6h

Playing Wordle?

Travis W. Fast, Professeur agrégé@Fast72W

So for all you no video on for students sympathizing profs out there, you do know what 90% of the students are doing whilst you earnestly go over the course material right?

Reply on Twitter 1484363125461696516 Retweet on Twitter 1484363125461696516 Like on Twitter 14843631254616965162 Twitter 1484363125461696516

David J. Doorey @TheLawofWork·

6h

Yes of course the feds can’t do that. Which is why I wonder if they have something else in mind.

Sean Bawden@SeanBawden

@TheLawofWork To be blunt: I have doubts.

I don't believe the federal government can "shield" provincially regulated employers from claims of wrongful dismissal. (Moreover most of these "wrongful dismissal" claims actually appear to be labour grievances...)

Reply on Twitter 1484357312756150272 Retweet on Twitter 1484357312756150272 Like on Twitter 14843573127561502721 Twitter 1484357312756150272

Australia

CUPW Alleges that #Foodora Acted Unlawfully by Pulling Out of Canada. Here’s the Complaint.

What if Flexibility Became the New Normal Post Covid-19?