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    Doorey’s Essay on Comparative Strike Law on Harvard Law Review

    by David Doorey February 16, 2024
    by David Doorey February 16, 2024

    If you are looking for some reading on comparative labo(u)r law and the law of strikes…

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    Can Uber Workers “Strike”?

    by David Doorey February 14, 2024
    by David Doorey February 14, 2024

    Written by David Doorey, York University There’s news today of a North America wide “strike” by…

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    Read the Text of Prof. Doorey’s Sefton Lecture on Future of Labour Law

    by David Doorey February 2, 2024
    by David Doorey February 2, 2024

    I have posted the essay version of the Sefton-Williams Memorial Lecture I presented at the University…

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    Professor Doorey to Give the Annual Sefton-Williams Memorial Lecture

    by David Doorey October 20, 2023
    by David Doorey October 20, 2023

    I’m happy to announce that I have been invited to give the annual Sefton-Williams Memorial Lecture…

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    How Metro Obtained an Injunction to Restrict Strikers from Picketing Warehouses

    by David Doorey August 29, 2023
    by David Doorey August 29, 2023

    August 29, 2023 I worked for years at the giant #Metro distribution centre on West Mall…

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