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  • Collective BargainingComparative Work LawFissured WorkFreedom of AssociationInterest ArbitrationInternational LawStrikes and LockoutsUnions and Collective BargainingUnited States

    How New Zealand’s New Sectoral Collective Bargaining Model Would Work in Canada

    by David Doorey May 11, 2021
    by David Doorey May 11, 2021

    Written by David Doorey, York University New Zealand’s government is in the news for more than…

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    Interest Arbitration in the Wake of Covid-19: Healthcare Workers in a Post-Pandemic World

    by Fernando Reis April 16, 2020
    by Fernando Reis April 16, 2020

    Written by Fernando Reis, Labour Relations Consultant In Saskatchewan Federation of Labour v Saskatchewan,the Supreme Court of…

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For context, this is normally a road and a parking lot. There are dunes, a beach, a wharf under that water. This is a harbour, not open ocean. The second bright yellow building normally has a deck off back where you can jump 10 feet into the water. Absolutely devastating. https://twitter.com/hodlershiba/status/1573691862732492801

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Life in #Toronto:

Son’s hockey practice is 4 hours. Arena is 11 km away.

Because it takes nearly an hour to drive the 11 km on a Saturday afternoon, it is a difficult decision whether to come home after I drop him or just hang around for 4 hours.

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Update: the guy backed off and said he would deal with his lawyer on his own. Not sure what that means but court didn’t need to hear from him.

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Friend had 2 week civil trial. Tomorrow is closing argument. Client on opposite side sees writing on the wall, wrote judge today asking to address court personally to argue his lawyer was incompetent. Court will hear him.

What do you litigators think will happen next?
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amyfstuart Amy Stuart @amyfstuart ·
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For context, this is normally a road and a parking lot. There are dunes, a beach, a wharf under that water. This is a harbour, not open ocean. The second bright yellow building normally has a deck off back where you can jump 10 feet into the water. Absolutely devastating. https://twitter.com/hodlershiba/status/1573691862732492801

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thelawofwork David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @thelawofwork ·
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Life in #Toronto:

Son’s hockey practice is 4 hours. Arena is 11 km away.

Because it takes nearly an hour to drive the 11 km on a Saturday afternoon, it is a difficult decision whether to come home after I drop him or just hang around for 4 hours.

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thelawofwork David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @thelawofwork ·
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Update: the guy backed off and said he would deal with his lawyer on his own. Not sure what that means but court didn’t need to hear from him.

David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @TheLawofWork

Friend had 2 week civil trial. Tomorrow is closing argument. Client on opposite side sees writing on the wall, wrote judge today asking to address court personally to argue his lawyer was incompetent. Court will hear him.

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