Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate but related fields. In 1981 Brian Langille argued in “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” for the unification of the fields, so that all forms of waged work were understood as matters of public policy, rather than leaving some types of work to private law regulation. Taking up Langille’s argument, this paper argues that employment contracts, individual and collective, are structured through the overlap, interaction and gaps between work law regimes. The creation of a unified field moves from studying the regimes in isolation to studying the relationship between them, particularly the common law, labour law and minimum standards legislatio...
This article examines the unionization of local government workers in Ontario during the 1940s and 1...
In 1948, the Canadian government introduced transformative collective bargaining legislation that wo...
Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is eva...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
In 1947, Bora Laskin, the doyen of Canadian collective bargaining law, remarked that Labour relatio...
“The relation between an employer and an isolated employee or worker is typically a relation between...
Under Canadian and American labour law, organized workers must be divided into bargaining units. In ...
Il est assez frappant dans le domaine des sciences sociales, ici au Canada, qu'on ait semblé néglige...
L'accroissement du recours aux lois spéciales de retour au travail exige de revoir la théorie tradit...
Canada, being the world\u27s second largest country, is a vast land mass which comprises 10 province...
In this groundbreaking study of the relations between workers and the state, Judy Fudge and Eric Tuc...
What role the law should play in encouraging the growth of trade unions is a matter of considerable...
Since the publication of the first edition in 1970, Labour and Employment Law: Cases, Materials, and...
The Author contends that the legal framework which has developed in Canada to deal with collective b...
This article examines the unionization of local government workers in Ontario during the 1940s and 1...
In 1948, the Canadian government introduced transformative collective bargaining legislation that wo...
Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is eva...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
In 1947, Bora Laskin, the doyen of Canadian collective bargaining law, remarked that Labour relatio...
“The relation between an employer and an isolated employee or worker is typically a relation between...
Under Canadian and American labour law, organized workers must be divided into bargaining units. In ...
Il est assez frappant dans le domaine des sciences sociales, ici au Canada, qu'on ait semblé néglige...
L'accroissement du recours aux lois spéciales de retour au travail exige de revoir la théorie tradit...
Canada, being the world\u27s second largest country, is a vast land mass which comprises 10 province...
In this groundbreaking study of the relations between workers and the state, Judy Fudge and Eric Tuc...
What role the law should play in encouraging the growth of trade unions is a matter of considerable...
Since the publication of the first edition in 1970, Labour and Employment Law: Cases, Materials, and...
The Author contends that the legal framework which has developed in Canada to deal with collective b...
This article examines the unionization of local government workers in Ontario during the 1940s and 1...
In 1948, the Canadian government introduced transformative collective bargaining legislation that wo...
Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is eva...