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News
Meagan Gillmore
| Ontario introduced changes to the Employment Standards Act (ESA) and Labour Relations Act (LRA) on June 1. The proposed changes to labour laws are good, but they won't benefit everyone. |
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News
Meagan Gillmore
| Ontario's Changing Workplaces Review doesn't do enough to recommend protections for the collective rights of workers in the reality TV industry, the Canadian Media Guild (CMG) says. |
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News
Meagan Gillmore
| Workers in reality TV often work in unsafe and unhealthy environments, contributing to professional and personal drama that can rival the action on the shows they create. And, for now, it's legal. |
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Book Review
Christina Turner
| The ongoing corporatization of Canadian universities has become the subject of a burgeoning field of anti-Corporate U lit. This book applies the principles of the Slow Food movement to education. |
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Blog
Graeme Stewart, Brynne Sinclair-Waters
| Ontario needs to invest in our universities to boost the number of professors and academic librarians, and to ensure that every academic job is a good job. |
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Blog
Iglika Ivanova
| Our current approach to providing social protections was designed around the old permanent employee model and does not fit the new job market reality. It's time for our social policy models to change. |
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Blog
Trish Hennessy
| This week Canada's nascent national debate about the problem of income inequality as it relates to the anxious middle class descended into ridiculous levels of un-Canadian gloating. |
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Blog
Chris O'Gorman
| Carleton's teaching assistants and contract instructors, represented by CUPE 4600, reached a tentative settlement just before 1:30 a.m. March 10 after months of negotiations. |
