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    Does Saskatchewan’s New “Parental Rights” Policy Violate Teacher Collective Agreements?

    by Sean Tucker September 25, 2023
    by Sean Tucker September 25, 2023

    Written by Professor Sean Tucker, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Regina In 2021, the Regina…

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    What Might a Right to Strike for Non-Union Workers in Canada Look Like?

    by David Doorey December 16, 2022
    by David Doorey December 16, 2022

    By David Doorey, York University Workers at some 100 Starbucks stores in the United States today…

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    Lessons for the Railway Showdown from a Victory in Canada

    by David Doorey November 30, 2022
    by David Doorey November 30, 2022

    Written by David Doorey, York University. This post was originally published on Harvard Law School’s OnLabor…

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    Can Human Rights Law Help Workers Fired for Supporting the Ottawa Insurrection?

    by David Doorey February 18, 2022
    by David Doorey February 18, 2022

    Written by David Doorey, York University Last week, I considered the possibility that conservative governments in…

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    Will Conservatives Add “Vaccine Status” to Human Rights Legislation?

    by David Doorey February 9, 2022
    by David Doorey February 9, 2022

    Written by David Doorey, York University Readers of this blog will know that the starting presumption…

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