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    Uber v Heller and the Prospects for a Transnational Judicial Dialogue on the Gig Economy

    by Alan Bogg July 15, 2020
    by Alan Bogg July 15, 2020

    Written by Professor Alan Bogg, University of Bristol Across the world, Gig employers are now facing…

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    Alberta’s Bill 32 Is a Seismic Break in Labour and Employment Law

    by Jason Foster July 10, 2020
    by Jason Foster July 10, 2020

    Written by Professor Jason Foster, Athabasca University Last week the United Conservative Party government of Jason…

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    Alberta Tests Right-Wing Republican Inspired Labour Laws

    by David Doorey July 8, 2020
    by David Doorey July 8, 2020

    Written by David Doorey, York University We knew that Alberta’s United Conservative party would eventually get…

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    What CUPW v Foodora Reveals for the Future Litigation in Uber v Heller

    by Bethany Hastie July 6, 2020
    by Bethany Hastie July 6, 2020

    Written by Professor Bethany Hastie, University of British Columbia The Supreme Court of Canada released its…

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    The Agricultural Employees Protection Act is (still) not working. Why?

    by Roy Adams July 3, 2020
    by Roy Adams July 3, 2020

    Written by Roy Adams, Professor Emeritus, McMaster University Issued in two parts by the Agriculture, Food…

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