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  • Labour Law in Harper’s Canada: New Directions, New Challenges

    Brad Walchuk, York University | October 26th 2011 | Web Exclusive

    Despite all of the worry from progressives of what the Conservatives would do with a majority government, few gave thought to what a Conservative government would do to the labour movement and to labour law. Do the Conservatives have a secret agenda to undermine Canada’s unions?

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  • The CAW-Magna Agreement

    Editorial | January 12th 2008 | 3 | Labour

    Collective bargaining is a complex process. It requires assessments of relative power and strategic considerations that are usually only fully appreciated by the people directly involved. As such, we are reluctant to comment on the decision of the Canadian Autoworkers Union to agree to the Framework of Fairness Agreement (FAA) with Magna International Inc.

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