Sentences with phrase «labour law at»

As an adjunct professor, he lectures on international labour law at the University of Toronto and acts as Associate Editor of the Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journal.

He is an adjunct professor teaching labour law at UBC Law School.

He has presented on numerous employment - related panels, and has taught courses in constitutional and labour law at Osgoode Hall Law School.

Before joining Roper Greyell, Maggie practiced employment and labour law at the Vancouver office of an international firm.

Not exact matches

Workplace harassment has been at the forefront of labour and employment law over the past several years, particularly...

He is currently serving as Faculty co-Director of the Labor and Worklife Program at the Harvard Law School, and is Senior Research Fellow in Labour Markets at the London School of Economics» Centre for Economic Performance.

The Labour leader called on the Government to «update» the current law at an LGBT event which also saw the Education Secretary disparage people who hold traditional views on sexuality.

The Supplier Guiding Principles, embraced by Coca - Cola Amatil, emphasise the importance of responsible workplace practices that respect human rights and comply, at a minimum, with applicable environmental and local labour laws and core international conventions.

Talking to Politics.co.uk last week, Cash said the Tories» attempt to blame Labour was unfair because David Cameron's then - shadow Cabinet had failed to back his campaign to explicitly state the charter of fundamental rights would not apply to UK law at the time.

Labour overreaches itself when it refers to these provisions in the bill as an omnishambles; the government could not have done much better while trying to modify complex marriage laws, to balance equality laws and religious freedom and at the same time to reconcile irreconcilable, opposing interests.

At the 1997 general election, both Labour and the Liberal Democrats promised freedom of information laws.

The Labour peer added that the failed bill was a «complete mess» and could not become law unless it was changed to give the «British people a proper referendum at the right time».

At the time, we had been shortlisted for «Best Agency» by Research magazine — the most prestigious award in the market research industry — so I was a bit alarmed at first to receive a letter from Labour peer Lord Joffe, possibly frustrated that his attempts to change the law on assisted suicide had failed yet again, expressing unhappiness with the wording of a questioAt the time, we had been shortlisted for «Best Agency» by Research magazine — the most prestigious award in the market research industry — so I was a bit alarmed at first to receive a letter from Labour peer Lord Joffe, possibly frustrated that his attempts to change the law on assisted suicide had failed yet again, expressing unhappiness with the wording of a questioat first to receive a letter from Labour peer Lord Joffe, possibly frustrated that his attempts to change the law on assisted suicide had failed yet again, expressing unhappiness with the wording of a question.

In a long speech at the start of the immigration debate, which saw her accused of time - wasting (ministers want to avoid further Tory rebellions) she insisted that all she was doing was doing was restoring the position that applied before Labour changed the law in 2006.

Their activities are not only destroying the country's land and water bodies, but also causing children to drop out of school to work at mining sites in order to make quick money — in clear violation of Ghana's laws on child labour.

Varley was in his second year at Hull University studying law and came third behind Labour's Roberta Blackman - Woods and Liberal Democrats» Carol Woods.

The Liberal Democrats are leading calls for a police inquiry, arguing «at first sight» it appears senior figures in the Labour party have broken the law by accepting laundered funds from millionaire David Abrahams.

The UK leaving the European Union could put some protection of important rights at risk: there is a danger that labour rights and protections against discrimination in UK law, which are underpinned by EU rules, could be watered down by parliament in future.

Labour shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander struck a similar tone, saying: «The recent rocket attacks into southern Israel that have led to this latest response deserve our categorical condemnation but Israel must at all times act in accordance with international law.»

They might also have been laughing at their own chutzpah in claiming Labour «aren't interested in controlling our own laws or immigration», as if that hadn't been Conservative party policy until June.

18.00 Conservative MEP Kay Swinburne and Labour MEP Derek Vaughan are among speakers at an event hosted by the TUC, Foreign Policy Centre and the European Commission Representation in the UK to discuss UK perspectives on EU employment and social law

Liberal Democrat MP David Laws was at the heart of talks with the Conservatives and Labour as a Coalition Government deal was thrashed out against the clock in May.

Would someone at Labour care to comment on why the Chartered Institute for Housing has said that Universal Credit is worse than the old Poor Law?

Labour sources said Mr Miliband was «wary» of any plan to limit the right of Scottish MPs to vote on laws at Westminster that only affect England and Wales.

The son of Hubert Lamb, a leading climatologist, he studied law at Leicester University and, after working as a parliamentary assistant for a Labour MP, built a career as a litigation solicitor, ultimately specialising in employment law.

In the One Wales coalition agreement on 27 June 2007 the Wales Labour Party and Plaid Cymru made the commitment «to proceed to a successful outcome of a referendum for full law - making powers under Part IV of the Government of Wales Act 2006 as soon as practicable, at or before the end of the Assembly term».

Labour is furious at the Tory plan, which they say will brush crucial law - making under the rug while the world sleeps.

Their position on issues is now similar to their position at the end of last summer when they enjoyed a much larger lead in voting intentions (The Conservatives are ahead by 20 on law and order, 24 on immigration, 7 on education, 10 on tax, 4 on unemployment (traditionally a «Labour issue»), 8 on the economy.

There are too many Labour politicians (step forward, Ed) who are indistinguishable from Lib Dems or Conservatives (or Greens or the SNP or Plaid Cymru) in that they have never had a job outside politics or the media or practising law, and hardly any Labour MPs have had manual jobs or office / secretarial jobs... this disconnect has meant that politics at national and local level seems simply to be the public arm of yet another middle class «profession».

Law was the Labour member of the Welsh assembly for the seat and an ally of Llew Smith, the left - wing Labour MP who stood down at the 2005 election.

Ed Miliband, the Labour Party leader, has said that Rebekah Brooks, the former News of the World editor, must «examine her conscience» and «consider her position» over claims that private detectives who were in the employ of the paper at that time they broke the law.

Frederick William Mulley, Baron Mulley, PC (3 July 1918 — 15 March 1995) was a British Labour politician, barrister - at - law and economist.

But anti-hunting groups are stepping up pressure on Labour to tighten the law, amid concern at the low level of prosecutions.

Labour's opponents will be quick to point out what seems like an exercise in political expediency: fixing the threshold for consent at the lower level when it relates to money and only raising it for the second opt - in where the law mandates it.

United Kingdom About Blog Cripps's Employment blog provides the latest updates on labour and employment law and personal legal services at workplace.

Barry is a frequent presenter at seminars and educational courses on issues relating to employment law, labour law, and ADR.

United Kingdom About Blog Cripps's Employment blog provides the latest updates on labour and employment law and personal legal services at workplace.

Barry is a frequent presenter at seminars and educational courses on issues relating to employment law, labour law, and ADR.

It's much easier for a practice group to blog than an entire firm, unless that firm is a very specialized boutique (and even then, boutiques can have more than one blog: take a look at Littler «s numerous labour and employment law blogs).

Contract staff, teaching assistants and graduate assistants at Toronto's York University, home to Osgoode Hall Law School, have chosen to strike after their shared labour union, CUPE 3903, rejected the university's «final offer» after six months of financial negotiation.

Written wholly by Doug Macleod Employment and labour lawyer at MacLeod Law on First Reference Talks

Where a workplace has been identified as non-compliant with Ontario's labour laws, as the employer, you are more likely to be re-inspected at a later date.

Before joining Roper Greyell, Mike was a judicial law clerk to the Supreme Court of British Columbia and practiced as an employment and labour associate at an international law firm in Vancouver.

At Whitten & Lublin, we only provide employment and labour law representation.

Tara Erskine, presented Human Rights — Update on Accommodation of Mental Disabilities at the inaugural Mathews Dinsdale Halifax Labour and Employment Law Seminar

She completed her Juris Doctor degree at Queen's University, where she participated in the review of an article on pension plans for the Canadian Labour and Employment Law Journal.

Tara Erskine, QC was a panelist on Cracking the Code: Deciphering Doctors» Notes at the Lancaster 2016 Human Rights and Labour Law Conference in Halifax.

He has also written numerous articles on administrative, employment and labour law and is frequently invited to speak at conferences in Canada and abroad.

Much of what we take for granted in modern law firms — hourly billable targets, ever - increasing workloads, lengthening partnership tracks, client hoarding by partners, and more — can be traced at least in part to firms» established ability to dictate the terms of employment to a fairly low - cost and easily leveraged labour pool.

John Craig, a partner in labour law who taught me labour at Western, describes the firm as being a victim of its own success.