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Weekend Reading from Canadian Law of Work Forum

by David Doorey March 14, 2020

by David Doorey March 14, 2020

With no sports or events on, and a recommendation to stay close to home, you might…

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Comparative Work Law International Law Scholarship Transnational Law Unions and Collective Bargaining
Can Transnational Labour Law Resolve the Crisis of Labour?

by Harry Arthurs March 12, 2020

by Harry Arthurs March 12, 2020

By Professor Emeritus Harry Arthurs, Osgoode Hall Law School For a hundred years, the ILO has…

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Osgoode Law Student Wins Prize for Paper on Employment Law

by David Doorey March 30, 2011

by David Doorey March 30, 2011

Ryan Edmonds, a student at Osgoode Hall Law School and Heenan Blaikie student (oh, and former…

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One of main reasons people join unions is to regain control over subjective managerial discretion.

In theory, “merit based” hiring sounds great. Who could disagree?

In practice “merit” means ‘the person I think would fit best’. Anyone think MPP children are most meritorious?

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Human rights legislation prohibits employers from giving preference based on family status (ie being a daughter).

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Law Prof. Talking #labor & #employment #law to the masses. Alpaca ❤️ @YorkUniversity @OsgoodeNews @LSELaw @LWPHarvard @Jacobin @OnLaborBlog https://t.co/5V9r8VQfhP

David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @thelawofwork ·

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They dressed in 1970s fashions. Beautiful! All these guys were part of my 1970s childhood.

Anthony Wilson-Smith @awilsonsmith

Tiger, Sittler and Lanny brought Borje Salming for a final trip to Maple Leaf Gardens less than two weeks before his passing. #LionsOfWinter

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The fabulous house on the corner has the lights up again. Another reminder of how fast time passes and how lame all my holiday decorations are.

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David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @thelawofwork ·

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One of main reasons people join unions is to regain control over subjective managerial discretion.

In theory, “merit based” hiring sounds great. Who could disagree?

In practice “merit” means ‘the person I think would fit best’. Anyone think MPP children are most meritorious?

David J. Doorey🇨🇦 @TheLawofWork

Employment law quiz:

Human rights legislation prohibits employers from giving preference based on family status (ie being a daughter).

Explain whether any exception exists that permits the Doug Ford government to bounce their children around from job to job. https://twitter.com/jennyleeshee/status/1596978586678095872

Reply on Twitter 1597034596918779904 Retweet on Twitter 1597034596918779904 22 Like on Twitter 1597034596918779904 85 Twitter 1597034596918779904

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Weekend Reading from Canadian Law of Work Forum

Can Transnational Labour Law Resolve the Crisis of Labour?

Osgoode Law Student Wins Prize for Paper on Employment Law