This post is cross-posted to CanLII. The Law Society of Ontario occupies a special place in most lawyers’ hearts, and much talk has sprung up in recent years about how that special place first forms, then concatenates. One reason that springs to mind among the next crop of legal advisers is that articling students are … Continue reading Articling students: unionize against the LSO
Time for full-time: give doctoral candidates a salary
Canadian doctoral candidates, who study in relative obscurity to advance the state of knowledge, are poorly remunerated (if they are remunerated at all). More doctoral candidates are receiving their degrees at the present time than ever before: federal and provincial funding agencies simply do not have the resources to keep up with demand. Nor do … Continue reading Time for full-time: give doctoral candidates a salary
A new take on collective agreement drafting for better labour relations
I have not encountered specialized collective agreement drafting on my journey through labour relations. It would be nice to see these professionals become a reality.