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LAW 467

Labour and Employment Law

3 credits · Undergraduate

A study of the legal concepts, institutions and procedures concerning the employment relationship in Canada, including the contract of employment at common law; legal protection of the right to organize; status under collective bargaining legislation; the concept of exclusive bargaining agent; the role of labour-relations tribunals; the legal principles relating to industrial disputes; and statutory regimes concerning employment.

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Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hours

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