If you are looking for some reading on comparative labo(u)r law and the law of strikes and labour law policy — and really who isn’t? — you might want to check out my essay published recently by the Harvard Law Review blog.
It advocates the importance of doing a deep dive into how foreign laws develop over time and how they function in practice whenever proposals are made to reform domestic labour laws by borrowing another country’s legal rules. The focus of the piece on potential reforms to Canadian and American strike laws.
You can read the article on the Harvard Law Review website here:
On Constructing a Stronger Right to Strike Through Comparative Labor Law
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