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Common Law of Employment

Common Law of Employment Law of Work Archive Wrongful Dismissal
What Happens When a Job Applicant Lies During the Recruitment Process?

by David Doorey September 17, 2014

by David Doorey September 17, 2014

The sexy topic of fraudulent misrepresentation by a worker was in the news this week, just…

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Common Law of Employment Law of Work Archive Supreme Court of Canada
Is Employment Law Losing Touch with Common Sense?

by David Doorey December 12, 2011

by David Doorey December 12, 2011

Written by David Doorey Should we aim for legal rules and reasoning that can be applied…

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David J. Doorey (aka The Law of Work) @thelawofwork.bsky.social 6 hours

Sorry to hear of the passing of Leo Gerard, former head of the Canadian and International Steelworkers' Union.

I had the pleasure of meeting Leo several times. He was one of the smartest and toughest, but also kind people in the labour relations world.

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David J. Doorey (aka The Law of Work) @thelawofwork.bsky.social 9 hours

Interesting discussion here about whether Canadian human rights legislation should include "political opinion/belief" as a prohibited ground.

cfe.torontomu.ca/events/shoul...

In Canada, some form of political opinion is protected everywhere except: Ontario, Alberta, Nunavut, Sask, and federal.

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David J. Doorey (aka The Law of Work) @thelawofwork.bsky.social 6 hours

Sorry to hear of the passing of Leo Gerard, former head of the Canadian and International Steelworkers' Union.

I had the pleasure of meeting Leo several times. He was one of the smartest and toughest, but also kind people in the labour relations world.

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Get to this post

David J. Doorey (aka The Law of Work) @thelawofwork.bsky.social 9 hours

Interesting discussion here about whether Canadian human rights legislation should include "political opinion/belief" as a prohibited ground.

cfe.torontomu.ca/events/shoul...

In Canada, some form of political opinion is protected everywhere except: Ontario, Alberta, Nunavut, Sask, and federal.