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Labour, Courts and the Erosion of Workers' Rights in Canada
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Authors/contributors
- Smith, Charles W. (Author)
- Ross, Stephanie (Editor)
- Savage, Larry (Editor)
Title
Labour, Courts and the Erosion of Workers' Rights in Canada
Abstract
In [exploring] the labour movement's engagement with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, [the author] considers the labour movement's pursuit of legal strategies as a method of advancing its strategic interests. ...[The author] argues that labour's judicial-based strategies have produced mixed results for labour, and that ultimately, granting small protections to unions, courts have simultaneously reinforced legal constraints on workers' ability to to organize, associate and challenge the inqualities inherent in the employment relationship. --From editors' introduction
Book Title
Rethinking the Politics of Labour in Canada
Series
Labour in Canada (Halifax, N.S.)
Series Number
1
Place
Halifax, N.S.
Publisher
Fernwood
Date
2012
Pages
184-197
Language
English
ISBN
9781552664, 1552664783
Call Number
HD 8106.5 R48 2012
Citation
Smith, C. W. (2012). Labour, Courts and the Erosion of Workers’ Rights in Canada. In S. Ross & L. Savage (Eds.), Rethinking the Politics of Labour in Canada (pp. 184–197). Fernwood. https://archive.org/details/rethinkingpoliti0000unse_t7m9/page/184/mode/2up
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